SplashSplat: Reconstructing Splashing Liquids from Real-World Multi-View Videos

2026-09-17

AI Summary

研究通过引入多视角视频数据集和提出SplashSplat方法，解决了真实世界中飞溅液体的重建问题。该方法结合了物理结构与观测约束，实现了更精确的液体动态重建。

Abstract

A splash lives for a fraction of a second: sheets tear into ligaments and droplets, appearance is view-dependent and nearly textureless, and little persists long enough to track. Reconstruction research has consequently focused on smoke, synthetic liquids, or gently deforming surfaces. To our knowledge, no synchronized multi-view dataset of splashing liquids exists. We therefore introduce a benchmark of 20 real scenes, from coherent streams to violent splashes, captured by seven synchronized, calibrated 4K cameras at 60 fps, with manually refined per-view liquid and container masks and fixed evaluation splits. We further present SplashSplat, built on a single principle: impose physical structure only where the observations can constrain it. Per-frame liquid SDFs fused from the masks provide the geometry, level-set transport between consecutive SDFs yields a coarse velocity field, and Lagrangian carriers advected along this flow, corrected against each new observation and reseeded where coverage is lost, decode local Gaussians for differentiable rendering. SplashSplat outperforms state-of-the-art dynamic Gaussian splatting methods on our real captures and on a synthetic benchmark, with physically more plausible motion and a lower training cost. The same representation supports temporal interpolation and style transfer without re-optimization.

Problem

• splashing liquids
• multi-view videos
• reconstruction
• synchronized dataset
• geometry

Innovation

• SplashSplat
• multi-view video
• liquid reconstruction
• signed distance function (SDF)
• differentiable rendering