ProxyPose accepted to NeurIPS 2026
A researcher on the project says ProxyPose uses video-to-video translation to track any selected pixel’s motion in six degrees of freedom.
TLDR
A ProxyPose researcher announced its acceptance to NeurIPS 2026 on September 25. The researcher describes a method that uses video-to-video translation to track any query pixel’s six-degree-of-freedom motion—its position and orientation in 3D.