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Infinite 3D Landmarks: Improving Continuous 2D Facial Landmark Detection

Infinite 3D Landmarks: Improving Continuous 2D Facial Landmark Detection

by America Ortiz | Jun 7, 2024 | Capture, VFX, Visual Computing

Infinite 3D Landmarks: Improving Continuous 2D Facial Landmark Detection In this work, we examine 3 important issues in the practical use of state-of-the-art facial landmark detectors and show how a combination of specific architectural modifications can directly...
Stylize My Wrinkles: Bridging the Gap from Simulation to Reality

Stylize My Wrinkles: Bridging the Gap from Simulation to Reality

by America Ortiz | Jun 7, 2024 | Capture, VFX, Visual Computing

Stylize My Wrinkles: Bridging the Gap from Simulation to Reality In this work we aim to overcome the gap between synthetic simulation and real skin scanning, by proposing a method that can be applied to large skin regions (e.g. an entire face) with the controllability...
QUADify: Extracting Meshes with Pixel-level Details and Materials from Images

QUADify: Extracting Meshes with Pixel-level Details and Materials from Images

by America Ortiz | Jun 5, 2024 | Video Processing, Visual Computing

QUADify: Extracting Meshes with Pixel-level Details and Materials from Images In this work, we propose a method to extract regular quad-dominant meshes from posed images. More specifically, we generate a high-quality 3D model through de- composition into an easily...
Artist-Friendly Relightable and Animatable Neural Heads

Artist-Friendly Relightable and Animatable Neural Heads

by America Ortiz | Jun 3, 2024 | Capture, VFX

Artist-Friendly Relightable and Animatable Neural Heads In this work, we simultaneously tackle both the motion and illumination problem, proposing a new method for relightable and animatable neural heads. June 3, 2024CVPR (2024)   Authors Yingyan Xu...
The Impulse Particle-In-Cell Method

The Impulse Particle-In-Cell Method

by America Ortiz | Apr 25, 2024 | Animation, Visual Computing

The Impulse Particle-In-Cell Method In this work, we propose the Impulse Particle-In-Cell (IPIC) method, a novel extension of the popular Affine Particle-In-Cell (APIC) method that makes use of the impulse gauge formulation of the fluid equations. Our approach...
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