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DinoComplete: 3D Shape Completion with Distilled Semantic Priors and State Space Models
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Distills DINOv3 features into a TSDF-only student network and fuses them with TSDF features via a multi-scale voxel Mamba for deterministic 3D shape completion on unseen categories.
Problem
Shape completion from partial TSDF scans struggles on unseen categories and noisy real-world scans, where geometry alone is insufficient to infer missing structure, and existing strong methods are either costly (diffusion) or heavy (patch-based).
Approach
Train a TSDF-only student-teacher model that predicts voxel-aligned DINOv3 feature volumes from partial geometry, and fuse these semantic features with TSDF features using a voxel state space operator plus a multi-scale (full-grid and chunk-wise) Mamba refinement.
Key results
- On unseen ShapeNet categories, average CD/IoU of 3.64 / 71.1 versus DiffComplete 4.10 / 67.5 and PatchComplete 4.27 / 65.4.
- On ScanNet unseen categories, average CD/IoU of 7.09 / 53.0 versus DiffComplete 7.18 / 51.3.
- Model has 25.97M params, 0.292 GB memory, and 28.68 ms inference time per sample, versus DiffComplete 43.09M, 3115.85 ms and PatchComplete 182.85M, 65.56 ms.
Surprising findings
- Directly injecting ground-truth DINOv3 features at inference (3.27 CD / 75.4 IoU) outperforms the distilled TSDF-only features, indicating distillation quality is a bottleneck.
- DiffComplete degrades sharply with reduced training data (19.46 CD / 11.8 IoU at 20%), while the proposed method stays robust.
Limitations
- Gap between distilled TSDF-DINO features and ground-truth DINO features limits performance.
- Trained mainly on synthetic data; domain gap to noisy ScanNet scans degrades semantic feature quality.
- ScanNet results are only modestly better than baselines and the method is evaluated on a limited set of categories.
Experimental setup
Datasets: ShapeNet ScanNet Scan2CAD
Benchmarks: ShapeNet unseen categories (PatchComplete split) ScanNet objects (unseen categories) 3D-EPN known categories
Metrics: Chamfer Distance IoU l1 error parameters GPU memory inference time
Baselines: 3D-EPN Few-Shot completion IF-Nets AutoSDF PatchComplete DiffComplete SDF-StyleGAN RePaint-3D
Builds on: DINOv3 VoxelMamba PatchComplete Mamba DiffComplete
Closest papers by meaning
- PatchComplete: Learning Multi-Resolution Patch Priors for 3D Shape Completion on Unseen Categories (NeurIPS 2022 · similarity 0.89)
- Voxel Proposal Network via Multi-Frame Knowledge Distillation for Semantic Scene Completion (NeurIPS 2024 · similarity 0.87)
- Memory-Augmented Re-Completion for 3D Semantic Scene Completion (AAAI 2025 · similarity 0.86)
- Context and Geometry Aware Voxel Transformer for Semantic Scene Completion (NeurIPS 2024 · similarity 0.86)
- Learning Generalizable Shape Completion with SIM(3) Equivariance (NeurIPS 2025 · similarity 0.86)
- Not All Voxels Are Equal: Hardness-Aware Semantic Scene Completion with Self-Distillation (CVPR 2024 · similarity 0.86)
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