Amazing Digital Dentures (a failed project)
The Amazing Digital Dentures project was inspired by an animated show and aimed to create a digital pet that sends users on adventures to boost productivity. The project involved using the Nemotron 30b and Three.js to generate games, but it faced numerous challenges and ultimately failed to produce fully working games. The project has been repurposed as a simple HTML toymaker that can create basic HTML elements like clocks and to-do lists.
- ▪The project was inspired by the animated show The Amazing Digital Circus.
- ▪The Nemotron 30b and Three.js were used to try and generate games, but the model often produced non-working games.
- ▪The project has been repurposed as a simple HTML toymaker that can create basic HTML elements.
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| Publication time | Sun, 07 Jun 2026 19:44:27 GMT |
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Back to Articles Amazing Digital Dentures (a failed project) Team Article Published June 7, 2026 Upvote 1 Virus Dumb VirusDumb Follow build-small-hackathon So my idea was simple and a bit complicated at the same time, Have you guys watched The Amazing Digital Circus? it's an animated show which features an AI pair of dentures named caine who lives in a virtual circus with some digital clones of real human beings and he creates and sends them on an adventures everyday, so my project was inspired by that. A digital pet that sends you on adventures that may be useful to your real world productivty of sorts like a over engineered todo list disguised as a game of sorts.
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