Panoramic Geometry Reconstruction model that predicts depth and surface normals from a single 360° panorama by adapting a 3D foundation model to cube faces. Model (~6GB) and datasets released.
Predicts depth, surface normals and sky masks from a single 360° panorama using a cubemap-adapted 3D foundation model.
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PaGeR at a glance
- What is PaGeR?
- PaGeR is a model from Google. Predicts depth, surface normals and sky masks from a single 360° panorama using a cubemap-adapted 3D foundation model.
- Who makes PaGeR?
- PaGeR is made by Google.
- Does PaGeR work in the EU?
- Available in the EU. Research model with reportedly downloadable weights and datasets, so it is usable anywhere; no EU-specific restriction was found, though the license was not confirmed. Last verified 14 Nov 2026.
- How much does PaGeR cost?
- Open source. Model and datasets reportedly released for free download; license not confirmed.
- Where was PaGeR shown?
- In 1 creator video by AI Search. Most recently by AI Search on 7 Jun 2026, at 5:24 in “Full body waifus, AI dreams, realtime AI music, open-source Gemini Omni: AI NEWS”.
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PaGeR (Panoramic Geometry Reconstruction) is a research model, presented as a NeurIPS 2026 paper, that estimates panoramic geometry from a single equirectangular 360° image. It starts from a pre-trained perspective 3D foundation model (Depth Anything 3, ViT-Giant) and adapts it to panoramas with minimal architectural changes. The panorama is projected to a fixed 6 × 504 × 504 cubemap, and the six faces are treated as a multi-view input set.
In a single forward pass, four heads output scale-invariant depth, surface normals, a sky mask and a coarse-metric depth that rescales depth into metres. The model accepts both perspective and omnidirectional images. According to the project page, it outperforms the compared methods on scale-invariant depth, on most metric depth measures, and on surface normals on the benchmarks reported.
The authors also release two datasets: PanoInfinigen, a synthetic set of about 70,000 4K panoramas from 20,000 scenes plus roughly 7,000 urban panoramas, with ground-truth metric depth and normals; and ZüriPano, a real-world outdoor benchmark of 100 LiDAR-scanned 8K panoramas from Zürich. A YouTube creator reports that the model (about 6 GB) and datasets have been released. The exact license, code repository and weights location were not confirmed in the provided material.
- Single-panorama depth, normals, sky mask and metric depth in one forward pass
- Cubemap projection (6 × 504 × 504) avoiding polar distortion
- Built on Depth Anything 3 (ViT-Giant) backbone
- Works on both perspective and 360° images
- Releases PanoInfinigen synthetic and ZüriPano real-world datasets
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