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Pose Anything Anywhere:Model-free Object Poses from Arbitrary References

Estimating the 6D pose of unseen objects is a fundamental yet challenging problem for open-world robotics and embodied perception. Model-based methods are accurate but depend on CAD assets or heavy onboarding, while most model-free approaches are still limited to pairwise single-anchor matching and thus fail under occlusion and large viewpoint changes with low query-reference overlap. Therefore, we present PANY, a unified model-free framework that seamlessly supports both RGB and RGB-D inputs, operates on one or sparse pose-free reference views, and generalizes effectively to novel objects. Built on a multi-view transformer geometry backbone, PANY moves beyond pairwise matching by learnin...

AuthorsHongli Xu, Jiaqi Hu, Junwen Huang et al.
Primary categorycs.CV
Published22 June 2026
Last updated at source22 June 2026
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