Researchers from the University of California, Berkeley have recently introduced a framework called 3DHM, which allows a single image to mimic any video action, including the clothing in the video, achieving seamless 360-degree motion. Without the need for labeled data, the 3DHM framework simulates texture maps to synthesize 3D human movements and rendering, enabling it to mimic the actions of actors in videos. It also offers greater flexibility in generating challenging poses and produces more realistic video image rendering effects.