Unfortunately not yet. Also code alone without the training data and weights might still requires considerable effort. I also wonder how diverse their training data is, i.e. how well the solution will generalize.
I'll note that they had pretty good diversity in the test subjects shown - weight, gender, some racial diversity. I thought it was above average compared to many AI papers that aren't specifically focused on diversity as a training goal or metric. I'm curious to try this. Something tells me this is more likely to get bought and turned into a product or an offering than to be open sourced, though.
