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| Submission time (UTC) | Sept. 3, 2025, 8:12 a.m. | ||||||||||||||
| User | gfreedet | ||||||||||||||
| Task | Model-free 6D detection of unseen objects | ||||||||||||||
| Dataset | HOT3D | ||||||||||||||
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| User | gfreedet |
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| Publication | Not yet |
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| Training image modalities | None |
| Test image modalities | RGB |
| Description | Training data: None Onboarding data: Model-free: using static onboarding sequences to reconstruct 3DGS models, rendering templates for 2D detection (162 rendered images + 64 sampled static onboarding images) and coarse pose estimation (~800 rendered images). For coarse 6D detection, the template image size is 280, and the descriptor model is DINOv2-S instead of DINOv2-L. The average onboarding time for reconstructing a GS object and generating its templates/descriptors for 2D detection and 6D coarse detection is about 215s. Notes: For unified 3DGS reconstruction from pinhole and fisheye images, we use an adaptive perspective cropping strategy to preprocess static onboarding images. Then the object Gaussians are rapidly trained with these cropped pinhole images for 10k iterations. With the obtained GS models, we prepare templates as described above. For 2D detection, we use a modified CNOS augmented with appearance scores. The descriptor model is DINOv2 and the segmentor is FastSAM. For coarse 6D pose detection, we extend FoundPose to support the model-free setting by using the templates rendered from 3DGS. We further extend FoundPose to support correct and unified perspective cropping for pinhole/fisheye query images. For this lite version, we implement a retrieval-only version by discarding the PnP/RANSAC step of FoundPose for faster coarse pose estimation. For fine 6D pose detection, we extend GoTrack (which estimates pose via render-to-observation flow and PnP/RANSAC) to support the model-free setting by leveraging the gsplat renderer. Authors: Temporary Anonymity |
| Computer specifications | NVIDIA L20 |