Bilawal Sidhu

I vibe coded terminator vision replays with no LiDAR or IMU, just 2D videos from Ray-Bans, GoPros, and iPhones — all fused into a 4D reconstruction of my shooting range sessions. Full pipeline in the video ft. audio-waveform sync, SAM3 masked colmap & pi3 solves, 3D gaussian splats, and gemini as the hit/miss judge. I absolutely love the convergence of augmented reality and artificial intelligence, and can’t wait to share more experiments like this with you all. I openly share my workflows and

I vibe coded a defense tech style 4D shooting analysis system in my browser, from nothing but flat 2D video off Meta Ray-Bans, iPhones, and GoPros. Every shot tracked and classified as a hit or miss, every target mapped in 3D -- and a god's eye view replay of the whole range session you can fly a camera through, even seeing targets through walls. A swarm of AI agents powered by Fable 5 and Codex 5.6 did the heavy lifting while I slept. In this video, I give you the full recipe so you can turn yo

Loving how this turned out! IronSight turns Meta Ray-Ban clips (from the range) into 4D reconstructions you can replay from any angle -- including an AR view that sees targets straight through walls. It 3D tracks both runs, auto locates every target, and scores hits vs misses using audio cues + Gemini for multimodal reasoning. Full breakdown coming to the channel. The test below is where this started, and then Fable showed up and I blitzed through my whole roadmap in a few days.

This is IronSight - a 4D reconstruction built by fusing footage from two pairs of meta ray-bans. A google research buddy saw the prototype and joked this would've been a siggraph paper a few years ago. Today it's a weekend build with fable. Stay tuned for more mad science experiments with artificial intelligence and augmented reality. Happy 4th of July and 250th America!

In 1998, Enemy of the State imagined a satellite that could track anyone, anywhere. A few years later, engineers built a real version of it, not in space, but in the skies above Iraq. This video traces the actual history of WAMI (Wide Area Motion Imagery): how it was developed by the Air Force, DARPA, and the CIA to track insurgent networks, how it quietly came home to police departments in cities like Baltimore, what a federal appeals court ultimately ruled about it, and where the technology s

Strait of Hormuz vessel traffic is going up. Oil futures are going down. And of course there's now a reported drone strike on a Singapore flagged cargo vessel. At this point we should call it Schrodinger’s Strait -- it's both open and closed at the same time. God's eye view open source release next month: github.com/bilawalsidhu/gods-eye-view #osint #straitofhormuz

Apple just did something nobody expected; they beat Google at Google's own game. At WWDC 2026, Apple quietly announced that Flyover in Apple Maps is getting a complete visual overhaul powered by 3D Gaussian Splatting, a technology that came out of a research lab in France just two years ago and has now made it into your Maps app. No more melted buildings. No more broccoli trees. No more blobby power lines. Just photorealistic city-scale 3D that actually looks real. And here's what makes this w

Most people think surveillance means cameras on street corners. They're wrong. Your phone knows where you sleep, where you work, where you travel, and everywhere in between. And today, law enforcement can use something called a geofence warrant to identify every device inside a specific area — even if you're not a suspect. In this video, we break down how geofence warrants work, why the Supreme Court is reviewing them, and how location data from Google, cell carriers, ride-sharing apps, connect

OG Anunoby is too sick. Here is the full point-of-view 3d reconstruction of his winning tip-in from the Knicks game last night. You can literally relive it from his perspective. Built with viewpoint pro using stadium tracking cameras and unreal engine.

Just used claude fable (aka mythos) to create this city block simulator complete with multi-agent traffic, live detection boxes + tracks, and day to night cycle. And it just one shotted it. This is gonna be fun -- the gap between idea and execution just keeps collapsing. The lines between code and content keep blurring.

Holy crap! Apple just beat Google to the punch -- 3D Gaussian splatting is coming to Apple Maps. These 3D scenes are made from oblique aerial imagery. But unlike blobby photogrammetry -- no more broccoli trees, no more melted powerlines -- ground level detail that actually holds up. Here's hoping Google Maps/Earth follows suit soon -- they have a significantly larger corpus of sensor data to work with. Time to splat the world!

A few days ago, I conducted a simple experiment. I scribbled a chaotic drone path over a map, fed it into Google’s newly released Gemini Omni model, and asked it to simulate a first-person drone view following that exact trajectory. What happened next completely broke AI Twitter. Creators across the US, China, and the global AI community took this "scribble-to-video" concept and turned it into the ultimate stress test, pitting Google’s new foundational model against ByteDance’s powerful Seedan

Google Earth has looked the same for 15 years. This is the year that changes — and not just for humans. Gaussian splatting just got an open standard. That means the same photoreal 3D capture that Zillow puts in a home listing is the same file a delivery robot uses to navigate a sidewalk, a drone uses to fly without GPS, and AR glasses use to anchor a virtual sign to a building — centimeter-precise, no GPS required. In this video, I break down who's scaling this new map of Earth, why an open st

In 2009, a team at the University of Washington downloaded thousands of Flickr photos of Rome and reconstructed the city in a single day. The toolkit that paper introduced is still the backbone of Street View today. #StructureFromMotion #StreetView #ResearchPaper #GoogleMaps #BundleAdjustment #CVPaper

Google has patents for the TV camera to watch you. Apple's VR patents go further -- eye tracking that reads your pupils to classify your mood. Feedback loops aren't a thought experiment anymore. #EyeTracking #VRPrivacy #BiometricSurveillance #AppleVisionPro #PatentFiling #ClockworkOrange

Everyone's talking about AI video generators. Meanwhile, 4D Gaussian Splatting actually shipped in a $200 million Superman movie, an ASAP Rocky music ...