Using Codex and Three.js to Build Computer Vision Course Visuals
alfcnz · x · 2026-10-02
A computer vision instructor shared how he enhances his course visuals this semester: pairing Codex (or Claude) with Three.js to generate 3D teaching demos. Even while debugging details like why the z-axis doesn't point upward, he found the LLM-plus-browser-3D-library combo great for quickly producing educational visualizations.
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