Scalable digital solutions for reconstructive surgery. Rapid prediction of 3D face and body morphology in low-resource conditions
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Project type
angewandte Forschung
Project start
18.08.2025
Project end
17.08.2026
Project status
laufend
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Abstract
This project advances AI-driven 3D and AR content creation for reconstructive and aesthetic surgery by developing a mobile-first, privacy-preserving platform for the automated generation of high-quality 3D face and body models from 2D images. Today's tools depend on special scanners, full video capture, or cloud processing, making them costly, hard to access, and a concern for patient privacy. We address these limits using generative AI, Gaussian splatting, and neural rendering to reconstruct reliable 3D models from just a handful of images. The work combines research on sparse-view reconstruction with methods for generating pseudo-ground-truth models and building real-world capture datasets. We also study how to run these models directly on smartphones and tablets, so 3D modeling works in real time without sending data to the cloud and patient privacy is protected by design. The goal is a scalable and affordable solution that lowers the barrier for clinics.
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Future Health
School
Hochschule für Informatik FHNW
Institute
Institut für Interaktive Technologien
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Innosuisse
Project partner
Arbrea Labs AG
Contracting authority
SAP reference
Keywords
Generative AI
Extended reality
3D models
Extended reality
3D models