Meet Sparrow. Amazon’s new intelligent robotic system that streamlines the fulfillment process by moving individual products before they get packaged, announced today at our #DeliveringTheFuture event: https://t.co/gbDj6fUi8o
Neural fields are emerging as useful signal representations in computer vision & beyond. Our full-day introductory @CVPR tutorial on the topic is now public.
Video: https://t.co/e1EaySsOaI
Slides: https://t.co/AmTCAzIAO1
Web: https://t.co/zZAJwBNs7W
📢 Our #ECCV2022 paper (and code) on fast accurate depth estimation and reconstruction is out now!
SimpleRecon: 3D Reconstruction without 3D Convolutions
https://t.co/dr0RjBBtIv
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We released the videos & slides of our 3D Scanning & Motion Capture Lecture at TUM!
This was really fun to teach, covering fundamental 3D reconstruction and optimization techniques - enjoy watching :)
Videos: https://t.co/TgbZ8ATgq0
Slides & Content: https://t.co/8gWKlHYzGy
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Also got to visit our robotic Air Hub sort center today which is very cool and the technical foundation for what we are installing in ground sort centers and the national air hub at CVG.
We train a network in an unsupervised manner that can, in a single feed forward pass, interpolate and establish dense correspondences between a pair of 3D shapes. https://t.co/tenDIfpYVU
RGB image in, set of 3D primitives out. A #CVPR2021 paper with @florian_kluger, H. Ackermann, M. Yang and B. Rosenhahn! #ComputerVision
abs: https://t.co/mVoz8VGtc4
code: https://t.co/Vhi7PixIbm
We take RANSAC out of its comfort zone into scene understanding territory. 👇
A small thread on 3D rotations: Both log-quaternions (log-q) and axis-angles (aa) represent rotations with 3 parameters. But they are not the same, related by a factor of 2. The length of aa gives you the rotation angle, the length of log-q gives you half that angle.
"The images are preprocessed to 256x256 resolution during training. [...] each image is compressed to a 32x32 grid of discrete latent codes using a discrete VAE that we pre-trained using a continuous relaxation."
GPT + VAE + scale = impressive results!
https://t.co/smbQcICNCL
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Generating synthetic scenes using Transformers. https://t.co/ciMeffp2Gq
Given an empty room, it figures out where to place an object (x, y, z, theta) and its size (l, w, h). All in an autoregressive manner (new object placement conditioned on the objects added already).
Strongly agree!! unless a paper proposes a method that needs a specific setup and metrics. This is what I usually have asked to papers that I’ve reviewed!
#CVPR21 now, and I want to re-emphasise this 👇
If you work on 6DoF pose estimation, please please please use standardised evaluation procedures such as in the BOP challenge.
It is a MESS out there. Different metrics, diff. data splits, etc. all slapped together in one table.