ResearchResearch paperImage, Video & 3D Generation · Computer Vision · Robotics & Embodied AI1 source · Oct 19, 2026

EgoRayFormer: Ray-Space Stereo Refinement for Egocentric 3D Human Pose Estimation

We introduce EgoRayFormer, a causal pose estimator that couples stereo feature sampling and geometric refinement in ray space.

Key points

  • Head-mounted stereo fisheye cameras provide a compact view of the wearer's body, but strong distortion, partial visibility and a short baseline make 3D pose estimation difficult.
  • Existing refinement decoders sample image features independently in each view, without requiring the samples to correspond to a common 3D hypothesis.
  • This formulation introduces an explicit stereo constraint while retaining flexibility when the rays provide weak depth constraints.
  • In local evaluations on the official device-relative test splits, EgoRayFormer achieves three-seed mean MPJPEs of 17.64 mm on UnrealEgo2 and 49.55 mm on UnrealEgo-RW, improving to 47.57 mm with UnrealEgo2 pre-training.

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  • [1]EgoRayFormer: Ray-Space Stereo Refinement for Egocentric 3D Human Pose Estimation
    arXiv (AI, ML, NLP, CV, robotics, multi-agent) · Oct 19, 04:03 PM
    We introduce EgoRayFormer, a causal pose estimator that couples stereo feature sampling and geometric refinement in ray space.
    Head-mounted stereo fisheye cameras provide a compact view of the wearer's body, but strong distortion, partial visibility and a short baseline make 3D pose estimation difficult.

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