[CVPR 2026] Test-Time 3D Occupancy Prediction
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Why train a dedicated occupancy network in the era of foundation VLMs?
We show that a test-time occupancy framework that integreted with a conmbination of VLMs could achieve SOTA performance without any network training or fine-tuning.
TT-Occ easily integrates advanced VLMs through a simple adapter interface. Contributions are warmly welcomed!
python extract_nuscenes.py # Ensure you set your dataset path inside this script.
data_root of all scripts in ``.For the external repositories used in this project, we provide minimal versions of their codebases under the submodules directory (with their original licenses retained; please respect and comply with their terms). These have been packaged under a unified conda environment, so you do not need to clone each dependency separately.
To reproduce our environment reliably, use:
conda env create -f environment.yaml
conda activate ttocc
bash submodules/install_and_download.sh
install_and_download.sh (run from the repo root, with ttocc activated) includes all install and checkpoint download steps required by TT-Occ (OpenSeeD / Rex-Omni / VGGT / MapAnything / RAFT / 3DGS CUDA extensions).
TT-Occ currently supports the following online test-time providers:
openseed, rexomnivggt, mapanythingraftSelection is controlled by environment variables in run_main.sh:
SEMANTIC_PREFIX (openseed by default)DEPTH_PREFIX (vggt by default)DYNAMIC_MASK_PREFIX (raft by default)Evaluate on the complete 150-scene test split:
conda activate ttocc
bash run_main.sh
By default run_main.sh enables mIoU (EVAL_OCC=1) and writes per-scene result.json under out-main-Occ3D/<variant>/<scene>/.
Manual flags for train.py:
--use_fusion — enable E-style semantic/radiometric fusion (default off, D-equivalent)--eval_occ --occ3d_path ... --nucraft_path ... — mIoU vs saved Occ/*.pthOffline aggregation (same logic as train): python summarymiou.py, python summary.py.
We provide a simple occupancy visualizer based on Open3D. To visualize occupancy predictions, run:
python vis.py # Make sure the dataset path is correctly set.
Example visualization outputs:
TT-OccLiDAR:

TT-OccCamera:

For advanced visualization commands, refer to custom_utils/VoxelGridVisualizer.
This project builds upon the excellent codebase of 3DGS and powerful VLMs including OpenSeeD, Rex-Omni, VGGT, MapAnything, RAFT, and TT-Occ. We deeply appreciate their creators' efforts and your interest in TT-Occ!
If you find this work helpful, please star our repo and cite the paper:
@InProceedings{ttocc,
author = {Zhang, Fengyi and Sun, Xiangyu and Yang, Huitong and Zhang, Zheng and Huang, Zi and Luo, Yadan},
title = {Test-Time 3D Occupancy Prediction},
booktitle = {Proceedings of the IEEE/CVF Conference on Computer Vision and Pattern Recognition (CVPR)},
month = {June},
year = {2026},
pages = {35691-35701}
}
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[CVPR 2026] Test-Time 3D Occupancy Prediction
Jupyter Notebook
23
8 commits
updated Jun 1, 2026
Why train a dedicated occupancy network in the era of foundation VLMs?
We show that a test-time occupancy framework that integreted with a conmbination of VLMs could achieve SOTA performance without any network training or fine-tuning.
TT-Occ easily integrates advanced VLMs through a simple adapter interface. Contributions are warmly welcomed!
python extract_nuscenes.py # Ensure you set your dataset path inside this script.
data_root of all scripts in ``.For the external repositories used in this project, we provide minimal versions of their codebases under the submodules directory (with their original licenses retained; please respect and comply with their terms). These have been packaged under a unified conda environment, so you do not need to clone each dependency separately.
To reproduce our environment reliably, use:
conda env create -f environment.yaml
conda activate ttocc
bash submodules/install_and_download.sh
install_and_download.sh (run from the repo root, with ttocc activated) includes all install and checkpoint download steps required by TT-Occ (OpenSeeD / Rex-Omni / VGGT / MapAnything / RAFT / 3DGS CUDA extensions).
TT-Occ currently supports the following online test-time providers:
openseed, rexomnivggt, mapanythingraftSelection is controlled by environment variables in run_main.sh:
SEMANTIC_PREFIX (openseed by default)DEPTH_PREFIX (vggt by default)DYNAMIC_MASK_PREFIX (raft by default)Evaluate on the complete 150-scene test split:
conda activate ttocc
bash run_main.sh
By default run_main.sh enables mIoU (EVAL_OCC=1) and writes per-scene result.json under out-main-Occ3D/<variant>/<scene>/.
Manual flags for train.py:
--use_fusion — enable E-style semantic/radiometric fusion (default off, D-equivalent)--eval_occ --occ3d_path ... --nucraft_path ... — mIoU vs saved Occ/*.pthOffline aggregation (same logic as train): python summarymiou.py, python summary.py.
We provide a simple occupancy visualizer based on Open3D. To visualize occupancy predictions, run:
python vis.py # Make sure the dataset path is correctly set.
Example visualization outputs:
TT-OccLiDAR:

TT-OccCamera:

For advanced visualization commands, refer to custom_utils/VoxelGridVisualizer.
This project builds upon the excellent codebase of 3DGS and powerful VLMs including OpenSeeD, Rex-Omni, VGGT, MapAnything, RAFT, and TT-Occ. We deeply appreciate their creators' efforts and your interest in TT-Occ!
If you find this work helpful, please star our repo and cite the paper:
@InProceedings{ttocc,
author = {Zhang, Fengyi and Sun, Xiangyu and Yang, Huitong and Zhang, Zheng and Huang, Zi and Luo, Yadan},
title = {Test-Time 3D Occupancy Prediction},
booktitle = {Proceedings of the IEEE/CVF Conference on Computer Vision and Pattern Recognition (CVPR)},
month = {June},
year = {2026},
pages = {35691-35701}
}
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