LEGO-Anything: Coding Agents Rebuild Single Images into Editable 3D Scenes
_akhaliq · x · 2026-10-01
- LEGO-Anything uses coding agents to reconstruct a single image into an editable, executable 3D scene via iterative Blender programming.
- Introduces LEGO-Bench, 208 images from 104 indoor/outdoor scenes, evaluating artifact validity, geometric fidelity, and visual appearance.
- The training-free LEGO-Plugin improves all six tested models on the 42-case Office subset, with relative gains up to 62.7%.
- LEGO-World shows reconstructed scenes can support object detection, instance segmentation, and relative depth estimation without task-specific training—still trailing specialist vision models, but establishing executable scene programs as a promising bridge between reconstruction and programmable 3D environments.
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