RIGOR paper turns 360° images into four virtual rigs for omnidirectional reconstruction
kwangmoo_yi · x · 2026-09-17
The RIGOR paper (Rig-Informed Geometry for Omnidirectional Reconstruction) enables omnidirectional 3D reconstruction with existing feed-forward models and 360 cameras. It treats each 360° image as four virtual camera rigs whose geometry estimates are constrained to agree, letting off-the-shelf multi-view models handle panoramic input without retraining.
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