OPPO Showcases Reno14 Series and Leading AI Research at Top Global AI Conference CVPR 2025

The renowned CVPR (Conference on Computer  Vision and Pattern Recognition) officially opened in Nashville, USA. OPPO is making a  strong presence at CVPR 2025 with ten research papers selected, encompassing a  range of AI-related topics. Alongside its research achievements, OPPO is also  showcasing its latest AI phones, including the upcoming Reno14 Series and the  flagship Find X8 Ultra. 

OPPO Booth

Pioneering Research in AI Vision: 10 Papers Accepted at CVPR 2025 

This year, ten papers from OPPO Research Institute and various OPPO R&D teams  have been accepted at CVPR. The research spans across image restoration, image  processing, image super resolution and content generation, reflecting OPPO’s  cutting-edge advancements in mobile AI and computer vision. 

In the field of AI video generation, OPPO introduced the industry’s first DiT-based  architecture that enables simultaneous control over character motion and camera  trajectory. Through a novel decouple-and-fuse strategy using dynamic masks, the  

method effectively resolves conflicts between motion and trajectory conditions,  significantly improving video stability and generation quality.

TokenMotion Framework 

In image processing, OPPO has developed the industry’s first large-scale, high resolution fine-grained semantic segmentation dataset and model, achieving a  balance between accuracy and computational efficiency. A novel training method  was also proposed to transfer fine segmentation capabilities to broader image  categories, with potential applications in image understanding and partition  optimization. 

MaSSFormer Framework 

These contributions not only underscore OPPO’s leadership in AI vision research but  also lay a solid technical foundation for the advancement of AI phones.

Driving Industry-Academic Collaboration: OPPO Co-Hosts Two AI Challenges

During CVPR 2025, the Hong Kong Polytechnic University–OPPO Joint Innovation  Research Centre, with OPPO Research Institute’s Y-Lab and PolyU's Visual Computing  Lab, co-hosted the second NTIRE RAIM Challenge. This provided a practical platform  for advancing generalizable image restoration. Concurrently, the OPPO AI Center, in  partnership with the University of Würzburg’s Visual Computing Lab, co-organized  the inaugural NTIRE SIRR Challenge, establishing benchmarks for reflection removal  in natural images using a comprehensive real-world dataset and expert feedback. 

These events reinforce OPPO’s long-standing commitment to strengthening  collaboration between academia and industry, supporting the growth of a robust  global AI developer ecosystem. 

AI Phones at the Forefront of Innovation 

At CVPR 2025, OPPO presented its upcoming AI phones, including the Reno14 Series,  Find X8 Ultra, and Find N5. These devices and their system-level AI innovations  attracted significant attention from academic researchers and industry leaders alike. 

The Find X8 Ultra, OPPO’s most advanced AI phone to date, introduces the all-new  LUMO Imaging System. This system not only seamlessly integrates next-generation  hardware innovation with breakthrough computational photography but also debuts  the industry’s first full-chain ProXDR display technology. Consequently, it delivers 

industry-leading portrait imaging quality, setting a new benchmark for mobile  photography. 

Furthermore, the upcoming Reno14 series include a range of OPPO’s proprietary AI  Editing features—such as AI Eraser, AI Reflection Remover, AI Unblur, and the new AI  Perfect Shot and AI Recompose—to help users salvage imperfect shots with just a  single tap. 

Global Expansion Through AI Innovation 

CVPR 2025 marks OPPO’s third major international AI showcase this year, following  MWC and Google Cloud Next 2025. 

During MWC 2025, OPPO announced its enhanced AI strategy, positioning itself as a  leader in AI experiences by delivering comprehensive, secure, and continuously  evolving AI solutions focused on AI Productivity, AI Creativity, and AI Imaging. With  this vision, OPPO aims to bring generative AI capabilities to nearly 100 million global  users by the end of 2025. The company is also actively collaborating with global  partners, including Google, Microsoft, MediaTek and Qualcomm, to explore broader  possibilities for AI phones.