Single generator reconstructs 3D scenes at any scale without per-scene optimization

T3lescope applies one fixed-resolution generative model across an inference-time coarse-to-fine cascade, matching or beating per-scene optimization on indoor, outdoor, and city-scale scenes.

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Atsuhiro Noguchi · Tianhan Xu · Yiming Liang · Yuta Kikuchi · Masahiro Ishiyama · Shintaro Takagi · +2 more

Preferred Networks, Inc. · The University of Tokyo

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T3lescope, from researchers at Preferred Networks and the University of Tokyo, reconstructs high-fidelity 3D meshes from posed images using a single fixed-resolution generative model applied repeatedly across scales.

The authors propose T3lescope, a generative reconstruction framework that reconstructs a full scene mesh at coarse-to-fine levels.

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From The University of Tokyo and Preferred Networks, Inc.

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T3lescope reconstructs arbitrary-resolution high-fidelity 3D scene meshes from posed multi-view images without per-scene optimization.

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