There’s no guarantee any of these will become a new feature in Photoshop or any other Adobe product. To reiterate what we said earlier, these projects are prototypes at the time of this writing. And finally, we have Neo which aids creators in creating 3D objects using '2D tools and methods.
Project Primrose lets artists quickly alter the texture of a rendered piece of clothing. Project Poseable’s AI can morph a 3D model to match “poses from photos of real people.” So if you upload a picture of someone striking a karate pose, the model will do the same. The trio of 3D imaging software is more situational, but still impressive nonetheless.
