DreamAnywhere: Object-Centric Panoramic 3D Scene Generation
Edoardo Alberto Dominici, Jozef Hladky, Floor Verhoeven, Lukas Radl, Thomas Deixelberger, Stefan Ainetter, Philipp Drescher, Stefan Hauswiesner, Arno Coomans, Giacomo Nazzaro, Konstantinos Vardis, Markus Steinberger

TL;DR
DreamAnywhere is a modular system that enables fast, high-quality, object-centric 3D scene generation from text, supporting immersive navigation and editing for applications like film and prototyping.
Contribution
It introduces a novel modular pipeline for 3D scene generation from text that improves coherence, visual fidelity, and scene understanding over existing methods.
Findings
Significant improvements in novel view synthesis coherence.
Achieves competitive image quality across diverse scenarios.
User study shows preference for DreamAnywhere over existing methods.
Abstract
Recent advances in text-to-3D scene generation have demonstrated significant potential to transform content creation across multiple industries. Although the research community has made impressive progress in addressing the challenges of this complex task, existing methods often generate environments that are only front-facing, lack visual fidelity, exhibit limited scene understanding, and are typically fine-tuned for either indoor or outdoor settings. In this work, we address these issues and propose DreamAnywhere, a modular system for the fast generation and prototyping of 3D scenes. Our system synthesizes a 360{\deg} panoramic image from text, decomposes it into background and objects, constructs a complete 3D representation through hybrid inpainting, and lifts object masks to detailed 3D objects that are placed in the virtual environment. DreamAnywhere supports immersive navigation…
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Taxonomy
TopicsComputer Graphics and Visualization Techniques · Human Motion and Animation · Image Processing and 3D Reconstruction
