Model checkpoints and inference code for SAM 3D Objects and SAM 3D Body are publicly released, the Segment Anything Playground lets anyone try SAM 3D on their own images, and the MHR parametric human model is shared under a permissive commercial license.

● OPEN · settles 2026-10-22

Background

The Segment Anything family has learned depth. SAM 3D ships as two models: SAM 3D Objects, which rebuilds objects and scenes from a single ordinary photo — clutter, occlusion, odd angles and all — and SAM 3D Body, which estimates human pose and shape from one image, built on MHR, a new open parametric human model Meta is sharing under a permissive commercial license. The training story is a data engine: because 3D ground truth is scarce and expensive, annotators rated and ranked meshes proposed by models in the loop, with expert 3D artists routed to the hardest cases, producing annotations for almost a million images and roughly 3.14 million meshes. On the new SA-3DAO artist-built benchmark, Meta says SAM 3D Objects wins head-to-head human preference tests against leading rivals by at least 5 to 1, and returns full textured reconstructions in seconds. The release is open in the way SAM releases usually are: checkpoints and inference code for both models, the benchmark, and a public Segment Anything Playground where anyone can upload a photo and rebuild it in 3D. It is already in a product, too — SAM 3D and the simultaneously launched SAM 3 power Facebook Marketplace's View in Room, which drops a lamp or table into a photo of your space before you buy it. The stated limits are plain: moderate output resolution, objects predicted one at a time with no sense of physical contact, and hands still behind specialized hand-only models.

This market exists because launch announcements are easy to make and hard to grade. Press releases describe what a company intends to ship; they rarely come back later to say whether it shipped. AI Rank Bank pulls one checkable sentence out of the coverage — the sentence above — gives it a date, and lets readers price it in public. The launch itself stays with its publisher; what lives here is the claim, the crowd's call, and eventually the receipt.

How this claim is judged

Judging criteria, fixed when the market opened: Delivered if, at the check time, the SAM 3D release still offers public downloads of checkpoints and inference code for both SAM 3D Objects and SAM 3D Body, the Segment Anything Playground is open for anyone to run SAM 3D on their own images, and MHR remains available under a permissive commercial license. Downloads pulled, the Playground closed to the public, or MHR relicensed on restrictive terms does not count.

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Verdict

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About this market

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