
VOID: Interaction-Aware Video Object Removal and Physics-Based Inpainting
VOID is a video editing framework that removes objects and realistically simulates the resulting physical interactions and scene changes.
The generation of artificial training and evaluation data using generative models, game engines, or procedural methods — including virtual environments, sensor simulation, and scenario synthesis for domains like autonomous driving, robotics, and computer vision.

VOID is a video editing framework that removes objects and realistically simulates the resulting physical interactions and scene changes.
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