SOMA recovers spatio-temporal muscle behavior from multi-view RGB surface data and introduces the SKIM soft-tissue deformation dataset as the first such method from RGB observations.
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SOMA: From Surface Observations to Muscle Anatomy
SOMA recovers spatio-temporal muscle behavior from multi-view RGB surface data and introduces the SKIM soft-tissue deformation dataset as the first such method from RGB observations.
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MuNet: A Mutualistic Network for Joint 3D Human Mesh Recovery and 3D Clothed Human Reconstruction from Single Images
MuNet is an end-to-end graph convolutional network using 2-manifold graphs and a mutualistic training mechanism that jointly optimizes 3D human mesh recovery and clothed reconstruction, reporting state-of-the-art results on six benchmarks.
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GaussiAnimate: Reconstruct and Rig Animatable Categories with Level of Dynamics
Skelebones compresses 4D Gaussian shapes into compact, controllable bones and skeletons, delivering 17.3% PSNR gains over LBS and 21.7% over BoB for unseen poses while preserving reconstruction quality.
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PHAF-Personalized Hand Avatars in a Flash
A method to generate personalized hand avatars from two views in a fraction of the time of optimization-based approaches.