Stereo4D: Learning How Things Move in 3D from Internet Stereo Videos

A Nerfies page that learned to curate: a tight masthead, a gallery that peeks past the margins, and a pale-blue reading room.

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Venue
CVPR 2025
Year
2025
First author
Linyi Jin
Field
4D motion data
Template
Nerfies and CAT3D
Theme
Light

Checked against the rendered page. The TL;DR and narrative-column fills were sampled from the screenshots.

Why it is here

Most complete composition: tight centered header with pill buttons and tinted TL;DR, a full-bleed 3D carousel gallery that peeks at neighbouring slides, then a tinted narrative column interleaving figures and prose. Confident hierarchy, nothing broken.

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Segoe UI / system UI
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