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VolCo: Volumetric Contact for High-Fidelity Human Grasp Generation

NeurIPS 2026 · 3D vision › 3D generation · approach: Hand-object interaction generation

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Proposes VolCo, a hierarchical volumetric contact representation (local 8^3 grids around surface points with contact likelihood and CSE), and VolCoDiff, a VAE plus prior-guided latent diffusion model for grasp generation that reduces penetration and improves stability on GRAB and HO3D.

Problem

Human grasp generation for MANO hands suffers from severe penetrations and implausible results because existing surface-based contact maps lose hand detail and require hand-crafted, non-differentiable nearest-neighbor penetration losses during test-time adaptation.

Approach

Replace surface-only contact maps with local volumetric grids sampled around object surface points, where each grid point stores contact likelihood and a Continuous Surface Embedding; a 3D VAE compresses each volume conditioned on SDF, and a latent diffusion model with an auxiliary hand-prior branch generates the volume-wise latents, with a spring-damper force-based stability loss.

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Experimental setup

Datasets: GRAB HO3D YCB

Benchmarks: GRAB HO3D

Metrics: EPE F-score AUC simulation displacement penetration depth intersection volume contact area contact ratio entropy cluster size

Baselines: ContactOpt ContactGen ManiDext GrabNet GraspTTA FastGrasp FAGrasp

Builds on: Scene Diffuser Mosaic-SDF ContactOpt ContactGen GrabNet

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