Results for TripoSR on living organisms (blind human votes, with reference photos)
I run Taxon3D, a blind pairwise arena where people compare two anonymised 3D models of a named
organism, with CC-licensed photos of the real thing beside them. TripoSR is on the image-to-3D
board at a Bradley-Terry score of 834, but with only 28 head-to-head games the 95% interval runs
from 582 to 956, so it is genuinely not separated from several models above it yet. I would
rather say that than quote a rank it has not earned. Its record so far:
https://taxon3d.org/models/fal:triposr?c=hf-triposr
Every task ships the input photo, so you can see exactly what the model was given. The set is
plants, fungi and animals, which are harder than props: thin surfaces, branching, self-occlusion.
TripoSR is the fastest model in the set by a wide margin, and the board does not weight that at
all, so read the score as quality alone. More votes will tighten that interval. Code is MIT and
the votes are published on Hugging Face.
Happy to answer questions about the protocol.