Riccardo Marin
Professor at the Computer Vision Group (TUM)
(Technical University of Munich)
I work on Spectral Shape Analysis, 3D Shape Matching, Geometric Deep Learning, and Virtual Humans.
I am an ELLIS Member, and an Alexander von Humboldt Foundation and a Marie Skłodowska-Curie Alumni.
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Selected Publications
Tridi: Trilateral diffusion of 3d humans, objects, and interactions
A unified framework for generative 3D Human-Object Interaction, capable of operating in seven different modes. Built on top of the Unidiffuser formulation, our method is trained to process different combinations of input and infer the unobserved ones as a conditional denoising approach. Our method is general, covering the use cases of all previous works. At the same time, it outperforms networks specialized in individual tasks, demonstrating the benefit of a more comprehensive formulation of Human-Object Interaction.
Read more4Deform: Neural Surface Deformation for Robust Shape Interpolation
We recover a 4D realistic deformation between two sparse unordered point clouds. After applying shape matching and registration methods to obtain rough and noisy correspondence, we leverage the theory of level-set methods to infer a deformation that is continuous and physically plausible.
Read moreNICP: Neural ICP for 3D Human Registration at Scale
We propose a novel localized Neural Field (LoVD), the first self-supervised task for tuning neural fields (INT), and an efficient (takes less than a minute) scalable registration pipeline (NSR), that works with out-of-distribution data (partial point clouds, clutter, different poses, …).
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