This year's CVPR highlights Guangdong: He Kaiming wins another top award, Guangdong University of Technology breaks the monopoly of big tech and famous schools
The CVPR 2026 conference in Denver recognized significant advancements in computer vision, with Google DeepMind's D4RT model winning Best Paper for its efficient dynamic 4D scene reconstruction. Meta's SAM 3D and NVIDIA's NitroGen received honorable mentions for 3D reconstruction and gaming agents, respectively. The Best Student Paper award went to Tsinghua University and Microsoft Research for TRELLIS.2, a 3D generation model, while a notable Best Student Paper nomination highlighted ChordEdit from Guangdong University of Technology, showcasing strong performance from domestic Chinese institutions. AI
IMPACT Highlights advancements in 4D reconstruction and 3D generation, potentially influencing future AI research and applications in these areas.