MExECON: Multi-view Extended Explicit Clothed humans Optimized via Normal integration

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Hauptverfasser: Uğur, Fulden Ece, Redondo, Rafael, Barreiro, Albert, Hristov, Stefan, Marí, Roger
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Veröffentlicht: 2025
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author Uğur, Fulden Ece
Redondo, Rafael
Barreiro, Albert
Hristov, Stefan
Marí, Roger
author_facet Uğur, Fulden Ece
Redondo, Rafael
Barreiro, Albert
Hristov, Stefan
Marí, Roger
contents This work presents MExECON, a novel pipeline for 3D reconstruction of clothed human avatars from sparse multi-view RGB images. Building on the single-view method ECON, MExECON extends its capabilities to leverage multiple viewpoints, improving geometry and body pose estimation. At the core of the pipeline is the proposed Joint Multi-view Body Optimization (JMBO) algorithm, which fits a single SMPL-X body model jointly across all input views, enforcing multi-view consistency. The optimized body model serves as a low-frequency prior that guides the subsequent surface reconstruction, where geometric details are added via normal map integration. MExECON integrates normal maps from both front and back views to accurately capture fine-grained surface details such as clothing folds and hairstyles. All multi-view gains are achieved without requiring any network re-training. Experimental results show that MExECON consistently improves fidelity over the single-view baseline and achieves competitive performance compared to modern few-shot 3D reconstruction methods.
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spellingShingle MExECON: Multi-view Extended Explicit Clothed humans Optimized via Normal integration
Uğur, Fulden Ece
Redondo, Rafael
Barreiro, Albert
Hristov, Stefan
Marí, Roger
Computer Vision and Pattern Recognition
This work presents MExECON, a novel pipeline for 3D reconstruction of clothed human avatars from sparse multi-view RGB images. Building on the single-view method ECON, MExECON extends its capabilities to leverage multiple viewpoints, improving geometry and body pose estimation. At the core of the pipeline is the proposed Joint Multi-view Body Optimization (JMBO) algorithm, which fits a single SMPL-X body model jointly across all input views, enforcing multi-view consistency. The optimized body model serves as a low-frequency prior that guides the subsequent surface reconstruction, where geometric details are added via normal map integration. MExECON integrates normal maps from both front and back views to accurately capture fine-grained surface details such as clothing folds and hairstyles. All multi-view gains are achieved without requiring any network re-training. Experimental results show that MExECON consistently improves fidelity over the single-view baseline and achieves competitive performance compared to modern few-shot 3D reconstruction methods.
title MExECON: Multi-view Extended Explicit Clothed humans Optimized via Normal integration
topic Computer Vision and Pattern Recognition
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2508.15500