ArtiLatent: Realistic Articulated 3D Object Generation via Structured Latents

arXiv — cs.CVMonday, October 27, 2025 at 4:00:00 AM
ArtiLatent is an innovative generative framework that creates realistic 3D objects with detailed geometry and articulation. By combining part geometry and articulation dynamics into a unified latent space, it enhances the realism and functionality of 3D models. This advancement is significant for industries like gaming, animation, and virtual reality, where high-quality 3D representations are crucial.
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