Show HN: 1,280 open USDZ furniture assets for VR/AR(lx2026.github.io) I created this collection because I wanted a openly downloadable collection of ordinary household objects for spatial-computing prototypes.
Assets can be downloaded individually from the catalog, or together as a 977 MiB release. The collection was created by GPT 5.6 Sol end-to-end for design, specification, procedural Blender construction, packaging, and QA workflow. |
Have you verified each one? Most are fine, but "Scandinavian Birch Oval Crib" is quite bad.
I plan to use it as a benchmark and repeat the experiment with the next generation of models and compare the progress.
The github repo says:
> 1,280 validated household and spatial-design assets in USDZ format
IIUC they are validated automatically, not one by one by you. I expect people to complain about weird objects if they see "validated". Are you using AI to "validate" the creations of AI? Do you have more details about that?
From your comment:
> as a benchmark and repeat the experiment
I think it's better to make it more clear that part, you'll get a lof of nasty complains. On the other hand, the guy of the "pelican in a bicycle" is a local celebrity.
Is it possible to add a permalink to the object or 3D visualization?
Some random examples that catch my eye:
* Georgian Mahogany Kneehole Pedestal Desk: Has the front page of a drawer but not the drawer itself.
* Brushed-Brass Arched Mantel Clock: In the 3D visualization, the bronce part is semitransparent. (Perhaps no AI fault, but a bug in the 3D viewer?)
* Honed-Travertine Drum Desk Clock: Weird by I like it. :)
* French Provincial Painted-Ash Serpentine Dresser: It has a wavy bar at the bottom. I've seen it in a few examples, mostly in white objects. Do you know why the AI likes it?