I am a postdoctoral researcher at IRIT/CNRS in Toulouse, France, working on the OPEN-DOPAMIn project, funded by CNRS Innovation, which aims to develop and promote open-source photogrammetry through AliceVision/Meshroom.
I completed my PhD at IRIT on 3D reconstruction from optical images, where I worked on the MVPS problem and neural rendering techniques under the supervision of Lilian Calvet and Jean-Denis Durou.
A survey revisiting multi-view shape-from-shading, providing intuitive evidence for uniqueness of solutions based on epipolar geometry, and presenting SfS-NeuS, an effective neural implicit surface method that outperforms state-of-the-art 3D reconstruction approaches on real-world examples.
An extended framework that incorporates multi-view normal and reflectance maps into radiance-based surface reconstruction, achieving state-of-the-art performance on MVPS benchmark datasets with improved fine-grained detail reconstruction.
A comprehensive comparison of photogrammetry and photometric 3D reconstruction techniques for archaeological features, proposing a promising new method that combines both families in a multi-view, multi-lighting context.
A methodology to evaluate 3D reconstruction quality without ground truth reference, applied to archaeological artifacts captured using multiple imaging techniques.
Combinaison de photogrammétrie multi-vues et stéréophotométrie pour obtenir des reconstructions 3D à la fois précises et détaillées en estimant l'éclairage local.
An extended multi-view stereo technique to reconstruct objects within a transparent, refractive medium by modeling the refractive interface's geometry and solving it using a discrete method validated on synthetic and real data.
The paper presents a method to estimate 3D surface normals from two views with known camera poses, enhancing inter-image homography and improving photo-consistency in the "plane-sweeping" method,
Reconstruction 3D d'un objet immergé dans un milieu réfringent, en utilisant un dioptre assimilé à un polyèdre convexe placé sur une table tournante, avec l'estimation de sa géométrie à partir des silhouettes capturées par une caméra statique.
Open-source tools and plugins developed as part of the
OPEN-DOPAMIn
project at IRIT/CNRS, extending Meshroom's 3D reconstruction pipeline with photometric stereo and neural rendering capabilities.
Meshroom plugin implementing the open-source Open-RNb method for 3D surface reconstruction. Runs a two-phase albedo scaling pipeline and outputs reconstructed OBJ meshes in world coordinates from multi-view photometric stereo inputs.
Meshroom plugin integrating SDM-UniPS, a universal photometric stereo method that estimates surface normal maps, albedo, roughness, and metallic parameter maps from multi-light image sets.
Meshroom plugin for LINO-UniPS, a photometric stereo method leveraging diffusion model priors to estimate surface normals from multi-lighting images. Supports arbitrary numbers of input images with GPU acceleration.
Meshroom plugin for Uni-MS-PS, a universal photometric stereo method using a multi-scale encoder-decoder transformer architecture for high-resolution surface normal estimation under unknown lighting.
A hands-on tutorial with 7 progressively complex examples — from a minimal node to SfMData manipulation with pyalicevision and ML inference (DeepLabV3 semantic segmentation). Serves as the learning resource for Meshroom plugin development.