Why VIEW2SPACE?
A single glance is often insufficient for completing real-world tasks. Humans naturally integrate observations across sparse viewpoints to form a shared spatial understanding. Given heterogeneous views (e.g., robotic dog and drone), one can efficiently align what different agents observe and reason across sparse viewpoints.
VIEW2SPACE resources are publicly available.
- Paper status: Accepted to ECCV 2026 🚀
- Hugging Face collection:
VIEW2SPACE - Testing set release:
view2space-v1✅ - Training data release:
view2space-train✅ - Checkpoint release:
view2space_GCoT_4b_checkpoint✅ - Scene generation source release:
scene_generation_src✅
We have released the VIEW2SPACE training data on Hugging Face:
view2space-train.
The release includes grounded chain-of-thought supervision for multi-view
spatial reasoning, connecting sparse visual observations with step-by-step
spatial reasoning traces.
If you want to generate custom 3D scenes for VIEW2SPACE-style data collection,
please start from scene_generation_src.
The folder contains the Blender-based scene generation pipeline, including asset
preprocessing, preview rendering, configurable scene synthesis, and metadata
export.
For public evaluation, start here:
src/README.mdsrc/eval/run_all_subsets.sh
Source code is organized by responsibility:
src/eval: public evaluation entrypointssrc/train: training launchers and preprocessing helperssrc: shared prompt, message-building, and config filesscene_generation_src: Blender-based 3D scene generation pipeline
If you find VIEW2SPACE useful in your research, please cite:
@article{ke2026view2space,
title={VIEW2SPACE: Studying Multi-View Visual Reasoning from Sparse Observations},
author={Ke, Fucai and Cai, Zhixi and Li, Boying and Chen, Long and Lin, Beibei and Wang, Weiqing and Haghighi, Pari Delir and Haffari, Gholamreza and Rezatofighi, Hamid},
journal={arXiv preprint arXiv:2603.16506},
year={2026}
}

