GLINT (CVPR 2026 Oral): Solving Transparency in 3D Gaussian Splatting via Radiance Decomposition
rsasaki0109 · x · 2026-08-13
Selected as a CVPR 2026 Oral (Award Candidate), the GLINT framework by KAIST and NAVER LABS tackles the fundamental inability of 3D Gaussian Splatting (3DGS) to render transparent materials like glass.
Key Methodology:
- Explicitly decomposes outgoing radiance into interface, transmission, and reflection components.
- Leverages geometry and material priors from a pre-trained video relighting model.
- Bootstraps transparency localization using geometry-separation cues induced by the decomposition.
Extensive experiments show that GLINT significantly outperforms prior methods in reconstructing complex transparent scenes.
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