ai4ce/GARF

[ICCV2025] GARF: Learning Generalizable 3D Reassembly for Real-World Fractures

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This project helps in precisely reassembling fragmented 3D objects, like broken bones or pottery, back into their original shape. You input 3D scans of the individual fragments, and it outputs the correct spatial arrangement and orientation needed to reconstruct the complete object. This is useful for archaeologists, paleontologists, forensic scientists, or museum conservators working with delicate or complex broken artifacts.

Use this if you need to digitally reconstruct a 3D object from multiple broken pieces and require highly accurate pose alignment without manual trial and error.

Not ideal if your fragments lack distinct features for alignment or if you are working with 2D images rather than 3D scans.

archaeological-restoration paleontology-reconstruction forensic-analysis artifact-conservation 3d-reconstruction
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GPL-3.0

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Feb 23, 2026

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