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Object-X: Learning to Reconstruct Multi-Modal 3D Object Representations

NeurIPS 2025 · 3D vision › 3D generation · approach: Learning 3D reconstruction from images · 0 citations (OpenAlex)

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Object-X learns compact multi-modal object embeddings from voxelized multi-view DINOv2 features that can be decoded into 3D Gaussian Splats and reused for localization and scene alignment.

Problem

Existing object embeddings for 3D scenes are task-specific and cannot be decoded into explicit geometry and appearance, forcing storage of raw images or point clouds alongside them.

Approach

Voxelize an object into a 3D grid with fused DINOv2 features (SLat), compress it into a single dense U-3DGS embedding, and decode it into 3D Gaussian splat parameters, while adding auxiliary modality encoders trained for localization with frozen reconstruction core.

Key results

Measured effects reported in the paper

What was changedWhereMeasuredEffect
Use Object-X instead of 3DGS (12V) for object reconstruction3RScan object reconstruction · 3RScanAccuracy@0.05: 33.72 -> 80.22Helped
Use Object-X instead of 3DGS (12V) for object reconstruction3RScan object reconstruction · 3RScanLPIPS: 0.072 -> 0.065Helped
Use Object-X instead of 3DGS (12V) for object reconstruction3RScan object reconstruction · 3RScanCompletion@0.05: 77.81 -> 77.80No clear effect
Use Object-X instead of 3DGS (12V) for object reconstruction3RScan object reconstruction · 3RScanPSNR: 31.613 -> 30.981Hurt
Use Object-X instead of 3DGS (4V) for object reconstructionScanNet object reconstruction · ScanNetAccuracy@0.05: 36.95 -> 88.66Helped
Use Object-X instead of 3DGS (4V) for object reconstructionScanNet object reconstruction · ScanNetSSIM: 0.949 -> 0.966Hurt
Use RGB-D input rather than RGB input for Object-X single-image reconstructionObject-X · 3RScan single-image reconstructionF1@0.05: 48.397 -> 63.223Helped
Use Object-X (RGB-D) instead of MIDI3RScan single-image reconstruction · 3RScanF1@0.05: 34.516 -> 63.223Helped
Add 3DGS optimization after Object-X scene initializationObject-X scene composition · 3RScan scene compositionF1@0.05: 49.99 -> 66.49Helped
Add 3DGS optimization after Object-X scene initializationObject-X scene composition · 3RScan scene compositionSSIM: 0.677 -> 0.727Helped
Use Object-X without scene-alignment-specific training rather than SGAligner with point-cloud and object modalities3RScan scene alignment · 3RScanMean RR: 0.950 -> 0.910Hurt

Surprising findings

Limitations

Experimental setup

Datasets: 3RScan ScanNet SceneGraphFusion-generated annotations

Benchmarks: 3RScan ScanNet SceneGraphLoc localization protocol on 3RScan SGAligner scene alignment protocol on 3RScan

Metrics: SSIM PSNR LPIPS Accuracy@0.05 Completion@0.05 F1@0.05 runtime storage Recall@1/3/5 Mean RR

Baselines: 3DGS 2DGS DepthSplat MIDI-3D SGAligner EVA CrossOver SceneGraphLoc

Builds on: 3D Gaussian Splatting structured latent (SLat) DINOv2 SceneGraphLoc SGAligner

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