HuSc3D: Human Sculpture Dataset for 3D Object Reconstruction

HuSc3D: Human Sculpture Dataset for 3D Object Reconstruction

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Abstract

3D scene reconstruction from 2D images is important tasks in computer graphics. Unfortunately, existing datasets and benchmarks concentrate on idealized synthetic or meticulously captured realistic data. Such benchmarks fail to convey the inherent complexities encountered in newly acquired real-world scenes. In such scenes the background is often dynamic, and by popular usage of cell phone cameras, there might be discrepancies in, e.g., white balance. To address this gap, we present HuSc3D, a novel dataset specifically designed for rigorous benchmarking of 3D reconstruction models under realistic acquisition challenges. Our dataset features six highly detailed, fully white sculptures characterized by intricate perforations and minimal textural variation. Furthermore, the number of images per scene varies significantly, introducing the additional challenge of limited training data for some instances alongside scenes with a standard number of views. By evaluating 3D reconstruction methods on this diverse dataset, we demonstrate the distinctiveness of HuSc3D in effectively differentiating model performance, particularly highlighting the sensitivity of methods to fine geometric details, color ambiguity, and varying data availability – limitations often masked by more conventional datasets.

Paper (ICCS 2026): Click here to read
DOI: https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-032-29924-6_54
Project Page: https://wmito.github.io/HuSc3D/

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