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EgoGVAE: Ego-body Mesh Reconstruction via Guided Variational Autoencoder

We address the problem of recovering the full-body mesh from only the head pose. This task has become essential for various applications based on head-mounted devices or smart glasses. The challenge of this task lies in estimating the pose information of unobserved body parts based solely on a single joint (i.e., head) trajectory. Several studies have begun to adopt head-conditioned generative models, however, such previous methods are costly and time-consuming due to the diffusion-based iterative process. As an alternative, we propose a simple yet novel method that leverages the latent space of the guidance network, which is designed as a variational autoencoder taking full-body poses as...

AuthorsJaehun Jung, Wonjun Kim
Primary categorycs.CV
Published30 July 2026
Last updated at source30 July 2026
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