Imagine3D-LLM: Teaching MLLMs to Imagine 3D Scenes Before Answering
Building compact 3D scene representations inside multimodal language models for spatial reasoning.
Computer vision · KAIST AI
I study how we can reconstruct and understand the 3D world from images and videos.
I am an integrated M.S./Ph.D. student at CVLAB, KAIST AI. My research focuses on 3D vision and 3D/4D reconstruction, with work on compact Gaussian representations, multi-view point tracking, and spatial understanding.
mungyeom011@kaist.ac.kr
Imagine3D-LLM was accepted to NeurIPS 2026.
New preprint: T4GS, temporally aware compact Gaussians for feed-forward 4D reconstruction.
I joined KAIST CVLAB as an integrated M.S./Ph.D. student, advised by Prof. Seungryong Kim.
OpenBox was accepted to NeurIPS 2025 as a Spotlight.
Conference papers.
Building compact 3D scene representations inside multimodal language models for spatial reasoning.
C3G learns compact Gaussian representations for efficient scene reconstruction and 3D feature lifting.
Tracking points across multiple camera views through geometry-aware spatiotemporal reasoning.
Automatic 3D bounding box annotation using 2D vision foundation models and object-aware refinement.
Manuscripts and ongoing research.
T4GS reconstructs dynamic scenes with temporally aware compact Gaussians, supporting camera-controllable video generation, point tracking, and dynamic scene understanding.