ECCV 2026 Workshop on Privacy-Preserving Visual Localization Features Brachmann, Pollefeys Talks
ducha_aiki · x · 2026-09-08
ECCV 2026 will host PPVLM, a workshop on Privacy-Preserving Visual Localization and Mapping, on Sept 8, 2026 in Malmö, Sweden, with invited talks from Eric Brachmann, Vincent Leroy, Pablo Speciale, Je Hyeong Hong, and Marc Pollefeys.
- Contributed and invited papers cover a privacy-preserving keypoint detector (Misanthrope), 2D feature lattices for privacy-preserving image queries, vulnerability of privacy-preserving localization to diffusion-based attacks, and privacy leakage in scene coordinate regression.
- The workshop targets a real problem: cloud-based localization/mapping systems require uploading images, raising privacy concerns relevant to robotics and AR.
The tweet itself is a joke from Brachmann ("I don't do privacy preserving type of work") speaking at the very workshop on that topic.
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