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FIRE3D: Feed-forward Interactive 3D Scene Reconstruction Within A Minute

We present FIRE3D, a unified framework that transforms a single RGB image or casual video into interactable 3D scene assets for games and interactive applications in under a minute for up to twelve textured instances including preprocessing. At the core of FIRE3D is a feed-forward inference pipeline that predicts a compositional scene representation from posed RGB-D observations estimated from the RGB capture, including the 6-DoF pose, bounding box, mesh, and texture for detected objects. By modeling the scene as a collection of discrete entities, FIRE3D produces amodal object assets that can be independently edited and used in interactive applications. Our framework requires no test-time...

AuthorsHongchi Xia, Tianhang Cheng, Wei-Chiu Ma et al.
Primary categorycs.CV
Published8 September 2026
Last updated at source4 October 2026
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