
Today, brands and their creative agencies are under huge strain to create and deliver high-quality, accurate product images at scale, from campaign key visuals to packshots for e-commerce.
Audience-targeted content, such as personalized and localized visual variations, adds additional layers of complexity to production.
Production costs, short timelines, resources, and maintaining brand identity are all repeat hurdles that prevent marketing teams from creating more assets and more targeted content for their audience segments.
For example, an espresso machine manufacturer might want to target a wide range of audiences for an upcoming product launch, from young professionals living in a city to older generations enjoying retirement in the countryside.
Historically, this would require multiple workstreams, locations, teams, and review cycles to execute, which are often not possible, limiting the available content that marketing teams can use for targeting.
To generate high-quality, brand-accurate content at scale for wide-ranging audience segments, creative teams can now harness generative AI workflows.
Integrating generative AI into tools and applications used for brand-accurate visual asset generation and content production can unlock new possibilities and efficiencies for the content supply chain.
Many developers are already working to make this a reality.
In this post, we introduce the NVIDIA Omniverse Blueprint for 3D conditioning for precise visual generative AI, give an overview of how it works, what you could use it for, and hear from a few industry leaders on how they are thinking about the development of this field.
NVIDIA Omniverse Blueprints are reference workflows that enable you to easily implement and build 3D, simulation, and digital twin applications.

Integrating generative AI into a workflow to create precise on-brand images can be problematic if there is no control over the visual input of the product. You can have specific geometry, color, logos, and brand guidelines be misinterpreted or lost without certain conditioning.
Model conditioning means providing a model with specific information or rules to help it make better predictions or decisions based on what you want it to do.
To condition an LLM, you provide text-based instructions, examples, context, or previous conversation history. For image generators, you can provide text or a sample image.
But this only provides so much control over the AI model. This is why 3D conditioning is required.
Setting the stage in 3D enables artists to have ultimate creative control or direction over the output of the generated visuals.
Building an easy-to-use UI for end-user interaction enables non-technical teams to iterate and create content in a controlled and conditioned framework, while keeping branded assets untouched by the AI.
This Omniverse Blueprint takes a multimodal approach, along with a hybrid of combining 3D for the hero asset and simple environment geometry and 2D render passes for rapid inpainting to complete the controlled scene.
You maintain the integrity of the product digital twin with masking and can frame the shot by changing camera angle and zoom through a 3D viewport.
Building a 3D-conditioned workflow for precise visual generative AI involves a handful of key components:
For this workflow, we specifically explored microservices that enable you to use generative AI while also taking advantage of OpenUSD for 3D application and workflow development.
Omniverse Blueprints are designed to be extensible and customizable. Here are some additional components that you can introduce to the workflow:
By the end of the workflow guide, you will be able to develop your own custom app with AI to enable and accelerate your creative and marketing teams. All microservices are currently available as a preview on build.nvidia.com, where you can make API calls for evaluation.

Developers at independent software vendors (ISVs) and production services agencies are building the next generation of content creation solutions, infused with controllable generative AI, built on OpenUSD.
For example, Accenture Song, GRIP, Monks, WPP, and Collective World are adopting Omniverse Blueprints to accelerate development.
This blueprint provides you with an example architecture of how to build controllable generative AI applications. You or your client can now get the most out of your app:
By implementing this blueprint, you or your client get the following benefits:
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