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Pytorch code for ICRA'22 paper: "Single-Shot Multi-Object 3D Shape Reconstruction and Categorical 6D Pose and Size Estimation"

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Reconstruct 3D shapes and estimate their positions and sizes from images in a single step, enhancing computer vision tasks.

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Pytorch code for ICRA'22 paper: "Single-Shot Multi-Object 3D Shape Reconstruction and Categorical 6D Pose and Size Estimation"

CenterSnap has 325 stars on GitHub. It has been forked 56 times. CenterSnap is written mainly in Jupyter Notebook. It has been in active development since 2022. Its main topics are 3d-computer-vision, 3d-reconstruction, 6d-pose-estimation, 6dof-pose.

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Pytorch code for ICRA'22 paper: "Single-Shot Multi-Object 3D Shape Reconstruction and Categorical 6D Pose and Size Estimation"

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