Reconstructs accurate 3D hand motion from video, even with occlusion, and outperforms competitors on benchmarks. Useful for humanoid robot training and AR/VR; code coming soon.
Research method that reconstructs 4D hand motion (MANO) from video using a fine-tuned video diffusion model.
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- What is VidiHand?
- VidiHand is a research. Research method that reconstructs 4D hand motion (MANO) from video using a fine-tuned video diffusion model.
- Does VidiHand work in the EU?
- Unverified. No explicit evidence found; this is a research project page with code not yet released. Last verified 14 Nov 2026.
- How much does VidiHand cost?
- Pricing unknown. Research project page; no code or weights released yet according to creator coverage.
- Where was VidiHand shown?
- In 1 creator video by AI Search. Most recently by AI Search on 5 Jul 2026, at 7:37 in “Full body waifus, Claude Fable is back, LongCat 2.0, mind-reading AI, live video editing: AI NEWS”.
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ViDiHand is a research project for 4D hand motion recovery from monocular video. It adapts a video diffusion model: a VACE branch is fine-tuned with hand-overlay rendering while the base DiT stays frozen, producing a hand-aware video diffusion model. A lightweight dual-branch decoder then reads MANO pose, 2D joints and translation from a single intermediate VACE feature, and inference uses one VACE pass.
The project page reports comparisons on three egocentric benchmarks (ARCTIC, HOT3D, HOI4D; HOI4D is held out as cross-dataset) against methods such as HaMeR, WiLoR, Hamba, WildHands, Dyn-HaMR, HaWoR and OmniHands. It reports lower pose error and much lower jitter than these baselines, and the authors emphasise robustness to occlusion and temporal smoothness. Creators note possible uses in humanoid robot training and AR/VR.
The material provided shows a project page and a citation (arXiv 2606.30308, "The Surprising Effectiveness of Video Diffusion Models for Hand Motion Reconstruction"). Creator coverage says code is coming soon; no code, weights, or license were found, so it is not currently a usable product.
- 4D hand motion reconstruction from video
- Outputs MANO pose, 2D joints and translation
- Hand-aware video diffusion model (fine-tuned VACE branch, frozen DiT)
- Robust to hand occlusion with low temporal jitter
- Evaluated on ARCTIC, HOT3D and HOI4D benchmarks
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