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📢 3D world models from video diffusion suffer from inconsistent frames -> blurry output. Our fix: instead of naïve 3D reconstruction, we non-rigidly align each frame into a globally-consistent 3DGS representation. ->sharp visuals on top of any VDM!

Matthias Niessner

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