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<h1 align="center" UniSHARP:<br Universal Sharp Monocular View Synthesis </h1
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From the Hugging Face model README
UniSHARP extends SHARP-style photorealistic monocular view synthesis to universal camera systems. Given a single image from a perspective, wide-FoV, fisheye, or panoramic camera, UniSHARP predicts a 3D Gaussian representation and renders high-quality novel views.
<p align="center"> <img src="assets/teaser.gif" alt="UniSHARP teaser" width="90%"> </p> <p align="center"> <img src="assets/unisharp.png" alt="UniSHARP method" width="90%"> </p>Clone this repository and enter the project directory:
git clone https://github.com/Insta360-Research-Team/UniSHARP.git
cd Unisharp
Create a fresh conda environment:
conda create -n unisharp python=3.12 -y
conda activate unisharp
Install PyTorch for your CUDA version. The code was smoke-tested with PyTorch 2.8 and torchvision 0.23:
pip install torch==2.8.0 torchvision==0.23.0 torchaudio==2.8.0
Install the remaining Python dependencies:
pip install -r requirements.txt
UniSHARP uses UniK3D for universal camera ray and feature prediction. Clone the official repository into Unisharp/UniK3D:
git clone https://github.com/lpiccinelli-eth/UniK3D.git UniK3D
Fisheye rendering depends on the GEER CUDA rasterizer from 3DGEER. Clone the repository into Unisharp/3dgeer:
git clone https://github.com/boschresearch/3dgeer.git 3dgeer
If you only use perspective or panoramic inference, the GEER rasterizer may not be needed. It is required for fisheye rendering paths.
The released dataset is hosted on Hugging Face:
OmniRooms is a panoramic simulation dataset highly suitable for 3D reconstruction, especially for 3DGS tasks. It consists of 16 large indoor scenes, each containing multiple rooms, and 300k RGB images covering both small and large pose movements with corresponding depth information. OmniRooms is collected via AirSim, with OmniRooms-Wide derived by projecting these panoramas into 130-degree equidistant fisheye views. For each anchor point on a 0.5 m voxel grid, we render one central camera and 29 cameras randomly sampled within a local axis-aligned 30 cm cube centered on the source camera. To isolate translation-induced synthesis, all cameras share a fixed orientation. Each frame is rendered as a 1024 x 2048 ERP image.
<table> <tr> <td width="25%"><img src="assets/dataset/AIUE5_vol8_03_2x2.jpg" alt="OmniRooms scene AIUE5 vol8 03"></td> <td width="25%"><img src="assets/dataset/AIUE5_vol8_04_2x2.jpg" alt="OmniRooms scene AIUE5 vol8 04"></td> <td width="25%"><img src="assets/dataset/AIUE5_vol8_05_2x2.jpg" alt="OmniRooms scene AIUE5 vol8 05"></td> <td width="25%"><img src="assets/dataset/AIUE_V01_001_2x2.jpg" alt="OmniRooms scene AIUE V01 001"></td> </tr> <tr> <td width="25%"><img src="assets/dataset/AIUE_V01_003_2x2.jpg" alt="OmniRooms scene AIUE V01 003"></td> <td width="25%"><img src="assets/dataset/AIUE_V01_004_2x2.jpg" alt="OmniRooms scene AIUE V01 004"></td> <td width="25%"><img src="assets/dataset/AIUE_V02_001_2x2.jpg" alt="OmniRooms scene AIUE V02 001"></td> <td width="25%"><img src="assets/dataset/AI_vol3_01_2x2.jpg" alt="OmniRooms scene AI vol3 01"></td> </tr> <tr> <td width="25%"><img src="assets/dataset/AI_vol3_02_2x2.jpg" alt="OmniRooms scene AI vol3 02"></td> <td width="25%"><img src="assets/dataset/AI_vol3_03_2x2.jpg" alt="OmniRooms scene AI vol3 03"></td> <td width="25%"><img src="assets/dataset/AI_vol3_04_2x2.jpg" alt="OmniRooms scene AI vol3 04"></td> <td width="25%"><img src="assets/dataset/AI_vol4_01_2x2.jpg" alt="OmniRooms scene AI vol4 01"></td> </tr> <tr> <td width="25%"><img src="assets/dataset/AI_vol4_02_2x2.jpg" alt="OmniRooms scene AI vol4 02"></td> <td width="25%"><img src="assets/dataset/AI_vol4_03_2x2.jpg" alt="OmniRooms scene AI vol4 03"></td> <td width="25%"><img src="assets/dataset/AI_vol4_04_2x2.jpg" alt="OmniRooms scene AI vol4 04"></td> <td width="25%"><img src="assets/dataset/AI_vol4_05_2x2.jpg" alt="OmniRooms scene AI vol4 05"></td> </tr> </table>The code supports the following data sources and manifest aliases:
RealEstate10KHM3DOmniRoomsOmniRooms-WideWildRGB-DDL3DVScanNet++ FisheyeReplica, and Tanks and Temples for validation-only protocolsTraining manifests use the names released under manifests/train:
dataset_manifests/
├── re10k_train_chunks.txt
├── hm3d_train_scenes.txt
├── omnirooms.txt
├── wildrgbd_train_scenes.txt
├── dl3dv_train_scenes.txt
└── scanetpp_fisheye_train_scenes.txt
Validation manifests use the names released under manifests/validation:
validation_manifests/
├── re10k.txt
├── dl3dv.txt
├── hm3d.txt
├── omnirooms.txt
├── omnirooms_wide.txt
├── wildrgbd.txt
├── scanetpp_fisheye.txt
├── replica.txt
├── tat.txt
Training starts UniSHARP heads from scratch and loads the original pretrained UniK3D weights through the UniK3D loader. The official launcher does not resume from a previous UniSHARP checkpoint by default.
Released UniSHARP checkpoints are available at Insta360-Research/Unisharp. Place a checkpoint anywhere on disk and pass the path to validation or inference:
CHECKPOINT=/path/to/pretained_model.pt
Use the official gt-override training launcher:
bash scripts/train.sh
Training outputs are saved under:
outputs/<run_name>/
├── config.json
├── losses.csv
├── step_XXXXXXX.pt
└── vis/
Run validation with a checkpoint:
bash scripts/validate_unisharp.sh /path/to/step_XXXXXXX.pt
Run single-image inference:
python scripts/infer_unisharp.py \
--checkpoint /path/to/step_XXXXXXX.pt \
--image /path/to/image.jpg \
--out-dir outputs/inference
Run a directory or image list:
python scripts/infer_unisharp.py \
--checkpoint /path/to/step_XXXXXXX.pt \
--image-dir /path/to/images \
--out-dir outputs/inference
If calibrated camera parameters are available, pass them through a JSON file. Without this file, the script predicts rays with UniK3D and fits the camera parameters automatically.
Example perspective camera JSON:
{
"camera": "perspective",
"intrinsics": {
"fx": 820.0,
"fy": 820.0,
"cx": 512.0,
"cy": 384.0
}
}
python scripts/infer_unisharp.py \
--checkpoint /path/to/step_XXXXXXX.pt \
--image /path/to/perspective.jpg \
--camera-json /path/to/perspective_camera.json
Example Fisheye624 camera JSON:
{
"camera": "fisheye",
"camera_params": [820.0, 820.0, 512.0, 384.0, 0.01, -0.001, 0.0, 0.0]
}
python scripts/infer_unisharp.py \
--checkpoint /path/to/step_XXXXXXX.pt \
--image /path/to/fisheye.jpg \
--camera-json /path/to/fisheye_camera.json
For batched inference, the JSON can also contain per-image entries:
{
"default": {
"camera": "perspective",
"intrinsics": [820.0, 820.0, 512.0, 384.0]
},
"images": {
"panorama.jpg": {
"camera": "panorama"
},
"fisheye.jpg": {
"camera": "fisheye",
"camera_params": [820.0, 820.0, 512.0, 384.0, 0.01, -0.001, 0.0, 0.0]
}
}
}
This project builds on open-source work from:
@article{song2026unisharp,
title={UniSHARP: Universal Sharp Monocular View Synthesis},
author={Song, Meixi and Zhang, Dizhe and Ren, Hao and Zhang, Ruiyang and Du, Bo and Yang, Ming-Hsuan and Qi, Lu},
journal={arXiv},
year={2026}
}