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arXiv Computer Vision By Jingong Chen, Qingwen Zhang, Youming Deng, Chulwoo Pack, Olaf Wysocki, Boris Jutzi, Kwanghee Won, Kyle Gao

Any3R: Feedforward 3D Reconstruction from Any Camera Type

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Any3R is a feed‑forward 3D reconstruction model that works with any central camera type, regardless of lens distortion or field‑of‑view limits. It conditions on a dense ray field—unit direction vectors through every pixel—so its positional encoding and loss function are lens‑agnostic. Evaluated on thirteen camera types across three datasets, Any3R consistently outperforms other methods, enabling scalable reconstruction from heterogeneous, crowdsourced imagery.

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