Odyseus - Spatial VLM : Projecting 2D reasoning into 3D outputs (open source repo)
Summary
Odyseus is an open-source Spatial VLM tool that combines Qwen with Depth Anything to project 2D visual reasoning into actionable 3D coordinates for robotics and physical AI applications.
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