GraphiContact: Pose-aware Human-Scene Robust Contact Perception for Interactive Systems
Xiaojian Lin, Yaomin Shen, Junyuan Ma, Yujie Sun, Chengqing Bu, Wenxin Zhang, Zongzheng Zhang, Hao Fei, Lei Jin, Hao Zhao

TL;DR
GraphiContact is a pose-aware framework that jointly predicts vertex-level human-scene contact and 3D human mesh reconstruction from a single image, improving robustness under occlusion and noise for interactive systems.
Contribution
It introduces a novel pose-aware method with dual Transformer encoders and a training strategy that enhances contact prediction robustness in real-world scenarios.
Findings
Achieves consistent improvements on contact prediction and 3D reconstruction benchmarks.
Effectively handles occlusion and perceptual noise during contact inference.
Provides a comprehensive tool for human interaction analysis.
Abstract
Monocular vertex-level human-scene contact prediction is a fundamental capability for interactive systems such as assistive monitoring, embodied AI, and rehabilitation analysis. In this work, we study this task jointly with single-image 3D human mesh reconstruction, using reconstructed body geometry as a scaffold for contact reasoning. Existing approaches either focus on contact prediction without sufficiently exploiting explicit 3D human priors, or emphasize pose/mesh reconstruction without directly optimizing robust vertex-level contact inference under occlusion and perceptual noise. To address this gap, we propose GraphiContact, a pose-aware framework that transfers complementary human priors from two pretrained Transformer encoders and predicts per-vertex human-scene contact on the reconstructed mesh. To improve robustness in real-world scenarios, we further introduce a Single-Image…
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Taxonomy
TopicsHuman Pose and Action Recognition · Human Motion and Animation · Robot Manipulation and Learning
