PLANING is a new way to build 3D worlds from a moving single camera by combining two kinds of pieces: sharp triangles for shape and soft Gaussians for looks.
This paper shows how to make long, camera-controlled videos much faster by generating only a few smart keyframes with diffusion, then filling in the rest using a 3D scene and rendering.
OpenVoxel is a training-free way to understand 3D scenes by grouping tiny 3D blocks (voxels) into objects and giving each object a clear caption.
CHORD is a new way to animate 3D scenes over time (4D) where many objects move and interact, guided only by a text prompt.
GaMO is a new way to rebuild 3D scenes from just a few photos by expanding each photo’s edges (outpainting) instead of inventing whole new camera views.
This paper speeds up how 3D scenes handle big, 512‑dimensional features without throwing away important information.
MatSpray turns 2D guesses about what materials look like (color, shininess, metal) into a clean 3D model you can relight realistically.
AniX is a system that lets you place any character into any 3D world and control them with plain language, like “run forward” or “play a guitar.”