From Scan to Action: Leveraging Realistic Scans for Embodied Scene Understanding
Anna-Maria Halacheva, Jan-Nico Zaech, Sombit Dey, Luc Van Gool, Danda Pani Paudel

TL;DR
This paper presents a methodology to leverage realistic 3D scene scans for improved scene understanding, enabling applications like scene editing and robotic simulation with high success rates.
Contribution
It introduces a unified annotation framework using USD and strategies to overcome challenges in utilizing real-world scan datasets.
Findings
80% success in LLM-based scene editing
87% success rate in robotic policy learning
Effective integration of diverse scan annotations
Abstract
Real-world 3D scene-level scans offer realism and can enable better real-world generalizability for downstream applications. However, challenges such as data volume, diverse annotation formats, and tool compatibility limit their use. This paper demonstrates a methodology to effectively leverage these scans and their annotations. We propose a unified annotation integration using USD, with application-specific USD flavors. We identify challenges in utilizing holistic real-world scan datasets and present mitigation strategies. The efficacy of our approach is demonstrated through two downstream applications: LLM-based scene editing, enabling effective LLM understanding and adaptation of the data (80% success), and robotic simulation, achieving an 87% success rate in policy learning.
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Taxonomy
TopicsHuman Pose and Action Recognition
