The faculty's researchers have developed an innovative technology called Time to Move (TTM), which allows the creation and editing of realistic videos in an intuitive and simple way - by moving a mouse only, without the need for expensive computing infrastructure or training on millions of videos.
The research, led by Dr. Or Litany together with Prof. Ron Kimmel and students Assaf Singer, Noam Rotstein and Amir Mann, was presented at the prestigious ICLR 2026 conference, one of the world's leading conferences in the fields of deep learning and artificial intelligence.
TTM solves one of the central problems in video creation using AI: precise control of the movement of objects and characters over time. The technology integrates with existing video models without the need for retraining and without additional computational cost, thus making advanced video creation capabilities accessible to many users - not just giant technology companies.
Congratulations to Dr. Or Litany and the research team on this impressive achievement and advancing the frontier of research in the field of artificial intelligence and computer vision!
For the full article: https://time-to-move.github.io/
For the article: https://www.ynetnews.com/tech-and-digital/article/rypmpdkzgg#google_vignette