Generative framework reconstructs complete large-scale 3D meshes from unposed photos

WorldRecon combines noisy point-cloud scaffolding, block-wise generation, and neighbour-aware inpainting to produce coherent, detailed meshes, cutting Chamfer distance by up to 43.1 percent on real-world scenes.

Chinese Tech
Mengchen Zhang · Yang Li · Chunshi Wang · Tong Wu · Chunchao Guo

Zhejiang University · Tencent Hunyuan · Fudan University

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The authors introduce WorldRecon, a framework that reconstructs complete, large-scale 3D scene meshes with PBR materials from unposed multi-view RGB images.

WorldRecon first runs a reconstruction model (VGGT-Ω) on unposed images to obtain a noisy global point cloud and approximate camera poses.

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WorldRecon reconstructs complete, large-scale 3D scene meshes from unposed multi-view images.

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