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Neuro-3D: Towards 3D Visual Decoding from EEG Signals

CVPR 2025 · 3D vision › 3D generation · approach: 2D-to-3D pretrained representations · 8 citations (OpenAlex)

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Introduces EEG-3D, a 12-subject EEG dataset for 72 categories of rotating 3D objects, and Neuro-3D, a dynamic-static EEG fusion encoder with a diffusion-based colored point cloud decoder that reconstructs 3D shape and color from EEG.

Problem

Decoding 3D visual perception (shape and color of real-world 3D objects) from non-invasive EEG signals, which previously lacked paired EEG and 3D stimulus data.

Approach

Adaptively fuse static-image and rotating-video EEG features with an attention-based aggregator, decouple the fused embedding into geometry and appearance features, and decode shape via a diffusion point cloud model followed by a single-step color model.

Key results

Measured effects reported in the paper

What was changedWhereMeasuredEffect
Use the dynamic-static EEG-fusion encoder instead of ConformerEEG visual classification · Object classification (72 categories)top-1 accuracy (%): 4.05 -> 5.91Helped
Use the dynamic-static EEG-fusion encoder instead of TSConvEEG visual classification · Color type classification (6 categories)top-1 accuracy (%): 31.13 -> 39.93Helped
Add static EEG features to dynamic EEG features (ablation)Neuro-3D classification encoder · Object classification (72 categories)top-1 accuracy (%): 4.75 -> 5.91Helped
Add dynamic EEG features to static EEG features (ablation)Neuro-3D classification encoder · Object classification (72 categories)top-1 accuracy (%): 5.10 -> 5.91Helped
Replace separate static and dynamic features with their concatenation, without aggregation (ablation)Neuro-3D classification encoder · Object classification (72 categories)top-1 accuracy (%): 5.44 -> 5.91Hurt
Use only static EEG features instead of the full method (ablation)Neuro-3D classification encoder · Color type classification (6 categories)top-1 accuracy (%): 37.50 -> 39.93Hurt
Use only dynamic EEG features instead of the full method (ablation)Neuro-3D classification encoder · Color type classification (6 categories)top-1 accuracy (%): 35.65 -> 39.93Hurt
Use only dynamic EEG features instead of fused static and dynamic features (ablation)Neuro-3D reconstruction pipeline · 3D object reconstructionChamfer Distance (×10−2): 6.40 -> 5.35Hurt
Use only static EEG features instead of fused static and dynamic features (ablation)Neuro-3D reconstruction pipeline · 3D object reconstructionChamfer Distance (×10−2): 6.75 -> 5.35Hurt
Replace adaptive aggregation with static-dynamic feature concatenation (ablation)Neuro-3D reconstruction pipeline · 3D object reconstructionF1 score (%): 73.47 -> 77.01Hurt
Use non-decoupled EEG features for shape and color (ablation)Neuro-3D reconstruction pipeline · 3D object reconstructionF1 score (%): 73.36 -> 77.01Hurt

Surprising findings

Limitations

Experimental setup

Datasets: EEG-3D Objaverse

Benchmarks: EEG-3D 72-way object classification EEG-3D 6-way color type classification EEG-3D 3D object reconstruction

Metrics: top-1 accuracy top-5 accuracy N-way top-K accuracy Chamfer Distance F1 score

Baselines: DeepNet EEGNet Conformer TSConv

Builds on: Mind-3D Point-Voxel Network CLIP Zero-123 Objaverse

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