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We present VLM-3R: a Vision-Language Model capable of 3D spatial reasoning from monocular video, grounding visual cues, geometry, and camera motion. ✅ No depth sensor ✅ No pre-built 3D maps ✅ End-to-end spatial + temporal reasoning 🔗 Code & benchmark: #VLM #3DVision #LLMs

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Lennie Budgell ❇️1 年前

This is some real great stuff I have been looking forward to seeing come into existence in such accuracy and types of usage. Finally. Thanks yall excited to get to playing around with the codr

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Wenbo Hu1 年前

Great work! I have a general question about why CUT3R is preferred over VGGT for spatial encoder?

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Zhiwen(Aaron) Fan1 年前

Great question. We’re aiming to equip VLMs with metric-scale geometric sensing.

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