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A teaser of the latest 3D DUSt3R based models we’re presenting at @cvprconference Discover MUSt3R & Pow3R, universal encoder DUNE + research in navigation, vizloc, segmentation & human motion understanding! All our #CVPR2025 papers are here ➡️

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