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    • Introduced FlyFusion, a system employing a single flying depth camera for dynamic fusion.
    • Developed a topology compactness strategy to regularize complex topology changes.
    • Utilized the Geometry And Motion Energy (GAME) metric for viewpoint optimization.

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    • Achieved intelligent viewpoint selection based on real-time reconstruction.
    • Successfully produced fused and denoised 3D geometry and motions.
    • Demonstrated robustness, efficiency, and adaptation in large, dynamic environments.

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