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Simulation-Ready Compositional 3D Scene Reconstruction from a Single Image

NeurIPS 2026 · 3D vision › 3D generation · approach: Learning physics from video

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Puts a MuJoCo physics simulation in the loop of single-image compositional 3D scene reconstruction, using gravity-induced displacement to drive gravity-axis stretching or LoRA-DPO-finetuned SAM3D amodal resampling, yielding simulation-stable scenes.

Problem

Single-image multi-object 3D reconstruction produces per-object shapes and poses that interpenetrate, float, or sink when placed in a physics simulator, and existing physics-aware methods only correct layout post hoc without fixing geometry.

Approach

Treats the physics engine as a diagnostic probe: gravity-axis displacement normalized by OBB height (rho) decides between a lightweight gravity-axis stretch for small errors and OBB-guided amodal shape resampling (SAM3D with physics-informed crop, LoRA fine-tuned via flow-matching DPO) for large errors, applied sequentially per object.

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Experimental setup

Datasets: GraspClutter6D Aria Digital Twin GenWild

Benchmarks: GraspClutter6D AriaDigitalTwin GenWild

Metrics: ABO ABO_fh/fo mean displacement peak energy penetration ratio IoU stability ratio 3D ABO

Baselines: SAM3D Gen3DSR 3D-RE-GEN

Builds on: SAM3D Diffusion-DPO DSO FoundationPose MoGe

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