Structural Priors for Vision

ICCV 2025 Workshop, Honolulu, Hawai'i
October 19-23 2025, TBD

In recent years, there has been a growing trend toward training data-centric, large-scale foundation models that reduce reliance on structural priors. However, is simply scaling up Transformers truly the ultimate solution for computer vision? In this workshop, we aim to reintroduce structural priors and explore how they can further push the boundaries of foundation models.

Our workshop provides an interdisciplinary space for sharing ideas across domains. For example, scene-aware 2D perception can enhance 3D modeling and robotic manipulation, while geometric reasoning can enhance the visual grounding of 2D perception and multimodal models. Through these interactions, we aim to better define the role of priors in vision foundation models.

Our topics include but are not limited to:

  • Scene-aware vision models for images and videos.
  • Geometry and equivariance for 3D vision.
  • Temporal and motion priors for videos.
  • Behavioral priors for robotics and egocentric views.
  • Physics priors for world models and interactions.

Keynote Speakers
Danfei Xu
Georgia Tech & NVIDIA
João Carreira
Google DeepMind
Jiajun Wu
Stanford
Kristen Grauman
UT Austin
Saining Xie
NYU
Vincent Sitzmann
MIT
Schedule
Opening Remarks and Welcome 08:50-09:00
Keynote Talk: Speaker TBD
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09:00-09:40
Keynote Talk: Speaker TBD
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09:40-10:20
Coffee Break 10:20-10:40
Keynote Talk: Speaker TBD
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10:40-11:20
Spotlight Talk
Title TBD
11:20-11:35
Spotlight Talk
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11:35-11:50
Lunch Break 11:50-12:30
Accepted Paper Poster Session 12:30-13:30
Keynote Talk: Speaker TBD
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13:30-14:10
Keynote Talk: Speaker TBD
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14:10-14:50
Coffee Break 14:50-15:10
Keynote Talk: Speaker TBD
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15:10-15:50
Spotlight Talk
Title TBD
15:50-16:05
Spotlight Talk
Title TBD
16:05-16:20
Closing Remarks 16:20-16:30
Accepted Paper Poster Session 16:30-17:30
Organizers
Sangwoo Mo
UMich
Congyue Deng
Stanford
Hila Chefer
Tel Aviv
Daniel Zoran
Google DeepMind
Kaichun Mo
NVIDIA
Leonidas Guibas
Stanford
Stella Yu
UMich
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