ProxyPose: 6-DoF Pose Tracking via Video-to-Video Translation
Tracking the six-degree-of-freedom (6-DoF) pose of objects and surfaces from monocular video is a long-standing problem in computer vision. To tackle this problem, existing methods require inputs beyond the video itself-such as 3D models, depth maps, object masks, or task-specific learned features-and they struggle with textureless, transparent, reflective, or deformable surfaces. Here, we introduce ProxyPose, which recasts 6-DoF pose tracking as video-to-video translation. Given only a video and a single marked pixel in the first frame, a fine-tuned video diffusion model translates the input
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- Linked via arxiv authorRuihang Zhang →
ProxyPose: 6-DoF Pose Tracking via Video-to-Video Translation
- Linked via arxiv authorFelix Taubner →
ProxyPose: 6-DoF Pose Tracking via Video-to-Video Translation
- Linked via arxiv authorPooja Ravi →
ProxyPose: 6-DoF Pose Tracking via Video-to-Video Translation
- Linked via arxiv authorKiriakos N. Kutulakos →
ProxyPose: 6-DoF Pose Tracking via Video-to-Video Translation
- Linked via arxiv authorDavid B. Lindell →
ProxyPose: 6-DoF Pose Tracking via Video-to-Video Translation
