TL;DR
Hestia introduces a hierarchical, face-aware next-best-view planner that significantly improves 3D reconstruction efficiency and robustness, outperforming prior methods with real-time inference and applicability to real-world scenarios.
Contribution
The paper presents Hestia, a novel next-best-view planner with a hierarchical structure and face-aware design, addressing limitations of previous reinforcement learning-based approaches.
Findings
Achieves at least 4% increase in coverage ratio
Reduces Chamfer Distance by 50%
Outperforms prior methods by at least 12% in coverage ratio
Abstract
Advances in 3D reconstruction and novel view synthesis have enabled efficient and photorealistic rendering. However, images for reconstruction are still either largely manual or constrained by simple preplanned trajectories. To address this issue, recent works propose generalizable next-best-view planners that do not require online learning. Nevertheless, robustness and performance remain limited across various shapes. Hence, this study introduces Voxel-Face-Aware Hierarchical Next-Best-View Acquisition for Efficient 3D Reconstruction (Hestia), which addresses the shortcomings of the reinforcement learning-based generalizable approaches for five-degree-of-freedom viewpoint prediction. Hestia systematically improves the planners through four components: a more diverse dataset to promote robustness, a hierarchical structure to manage the high-dimensional continuous action search space, a…
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TopicsAdvanced Vision and Imaging · 3D Shape Modeling and Analysis · Face recognition and analysis
