Adobe, Inc.

Meta Platforms Technologies, LLC

University of California

Sai Bi

Kalyan Krishna Sunkavalli

Zexiang Xu

Zhixin Shu

Fujun Luan

David J Kriegman

Yaser Sheikh

Jason Saragih

Tomas Simon Kreuz

Stephen Anthony Lombardi

Shih-En Wei

Ravi Ramamoorthi

Shunsuke Saito

Kevyn Alex Anthony McPhail

Trung Huu Bui

Feng Liu

Yannick Hold-Geoffroy

Jiuxiang Gu

Yang Liu

Julien Philip

Kai Zhang

Shahrukh Athar

Qiangeng Xu

Zhengfei Kuang

Miloš Hašan

Yicong Hong

Systems and methods for generating a 3D model from a single input image are described. Embodiments are configured to obtain an input image and camera view information corresponding to the input image; encode the input image to obtain 2D features comprising a plurality of 2D tokens corresponding to patches of the input image; decode the 2D features based on the camera view information to obtain 3D features comprising a plurality of 3D tokens corresponding to regions of a 3D representation; and generate a 3D model of the input image based on the 3D features.

Generating 3D models from a single image

Certain aspects and features of this disclosure relate to providing a controllable, dynamic appearance for neural 3D portraits. For example, a method involves projecting a color at points in a digital video portrait based on location, surface normal, and viewing direction for each respective point in a canonical space. The method also involves projecting, using the color, dynamic face normals for the points as changing according to an articulated head pose and facial expression in the digital video portrait. The method further involves disentangling, based on the dynamic face normals, a facial appearance in the digital video portrait into intrinsic components in the canonical space. The method additionally involves storing and/or rendering at least a portion of a head pose as a controllable, neural 3D portrait based on the digital video portrait using the intrinsic components.

Controllable dynamic appearance for neural 3D portraits

The present disclosure relates to systems, methods, and non-transitory computer readable media that generate three-dimensional hybrid mesh-volumetric representations for digital objects. For instance, in one or more embodiments, the disclosed systems generate a mesh for a digital object from a plurality of digital images that portray the digital object using a multi-view stereo model. Additionally, the disclosed systems determine a set of sample points for a thin volume around the mesh. Using a neural network, the disclosed systems further generate a three-dimensional hybrid mesh-volumetric representation for the digital object utilizing the set of sample points for the thin volume and the mesh.

Generating three-dimensional representations for digital objects utilizing mesh-based thin volumes

Embodiments of the present disclosure provide systems, methods, and computer storage media for generating editable synthesized views of scenes by inputting image rays into neural networks using neural basis decomposition. In embodiments, a set of input images of a scene depicting at least one object are collected and used to generate a plurality of rays of the scene. The rays each correspond to three-dimensional coordinates and viewing angles taken from the images. A volume density of the scene is determined by inputting the three-dimensional coordinates from the neural radiance fields into a first neural network to generate a 3D geometric representation of the object. An appearance decomposition is produced by inputting the three-dimensional coordinates and the viewing angles of the rays into a second neural network.

Editing neural radiance fields with neural basis decomposition

A scene reconstruction system renders images of a scene with high-quality geometry and appearance and supports view synthesis, relighting, and scene editing. Given a set of input images of a scene, the scene reconstruction system trains a network to learn a volume representation of the scene that includes separate geometry and reflectance parameters. Using the volume representation, the scene reconstruction system can render images of the scene under arbitrary viewing (view synthesis) and lighting (relighting) locations. Additionally, the scene reconstruction system can render images that change the reflectance of objects in the scene (scene editing).

Scene reconstruction using geometry and reflectance volume representation of scene

A method for providing a relightable avatar of a subject to a virtual reality application is provided. The method includes retrieving multiple images including multiple views of a subject and generating an expression-dependent texture map and a view-dependent texture map for the subject, based on the images. The method also includes generating, based on the expression-dependent texture map and the view-dependent texture map, a view of the subject illuminated by a light source selected from an environment in an immersive reality application, and providing the view of the subject to an immersive reality application running in a client device. A non-transitory, computer-readable medium storing instructions and a system that executes the instructions to perform the above method are also provided.

Deep relightable appearance models for animatable face avatars

A scene modeling system receives a plurality of input two-dimensional (2D) images corresponding to a plurality of views of an object and a request to display a three-dimensional (3D) scene that includes the object. The scene modeling system generates an output 2D image for a view of the 3D scene by applying a scene representation model to the input 2D images. The scene representation model includes a point cloud generation model configured to generate, based on the input 2D images, a neural point cloud representing the 3D scene. The scene representation model includes a neural point volume rendering model configured to determine, for each pixel of the output image and using the neural point cloud and a volume rendering process, a color value. The scene modeling system transmits, responsive to the request, the output 2D image. Each pixel of the output image includes the respective determined color value.

Point-based neural radiance field for three dimensional scene representation

Enhanced methods and systems for generating both a geometry model and an optical-reflectance model (an object reconstruction model) for a physical object, based on a sparse set of images of the object under a sparse set of viewpoints. The geometry model is a mesh model that includes a set of vertices representing the object's surface. The reflectance model is SVBRDF that is parameterized via multiple channels (e.g., diffuse albedo, surface-roughness, specular albedo, and surface-normals). For each vertex of the geometry model, the reflectance model includes a value for each of the multiple channels. The object reconstruction model is employed to render graphical representations of a virtualized object (a VO based on the physical object) within a computation-based (e.g., a virtual or immersive) environment. Via the reconstruction model, the VO may be rendered from arbitrary viewpoints and under arbitrary lighting conditions.

Generating enhanced three-dimensional object reconstruction models from sparse set of object images

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