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G-CUT3R: Guided 3D Reconstruction with Camera and Depth Prior Integration

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  • Haebom

Author

Ramil Khafizov, Artem Komarichev, Ruslan Rakhimov, Peter Wonka, Evgeny Burnaev

G-CUT3R: A Feed-Forward Approach to Guided 3D Scene Reconstruction

Outline

G-CUT3R presents a novel feed-forward approach for guided 3D scene reconstruction that enhances the CUT3R model by incorporating prior information. Unlike existing feed-forward approaches that rely solely on input images, it leverages auxiliary data commonly found in real-world scenarios, such as depth, camera calibration, and camera position. We propose a lightweight modification to CUT3R that integrates dedicated encoders for each modality and fuses them with RGB image tokens via zero convolution. This flexible design allows for seamless integration of any combination of prior information during inference. Evaluations on multiple benchmarks and multi-view tasks, including 3D reconstruction, demonstrate that the proposed approach achieves significant performance improvements, effectively utilizes available prior information, and maintains compatibility with diverse input modalities.

Takeaways, Limitations

Takeaways:
Improving 3D scene reconstruction performance by leveraging prior information.
Provides compatibility with various input modalities such as depth, camera calibration, and camera position.
Ease of implementation is ensured through lightweight modifications to the CUT3R model.
Demonstrated performance improvements in various benchmarks.
Limitations:
Lack of information about the specific architectural details and implementation of the model.
Lack of information on the performance and optimization of encoders for each modality.
Absence of analysis of the impact of the quality and accuracy of prior information on performance.
Further evaluation of generalization performance in real-world environments is needed.
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