IndusAgent: Reinforcing Open-Vocabulary Industrial Anomaly Detection with Agentic Tools
Rongbin Tan, Fangfang Lin, Zhenlong Yuan, Min Qiu, Kejin Cui, Mengmeng Wang, Yi Wang, Zijian Song, Zhiyuan Wang, Jiyuan Wang, Yue Wang, Shuhan Song{\S}, Huawei Cao

TL;DR
IndusAgent is a tool-augmented, agentic framework that significantly improves open-vocabulary industrial anomaly detection by integrating structured datasets, external tools, and reinforcement learning, achieving state-of-the-art zero-shot results.
Contribution
The paper introduces IndusAgent, a novel framework combining structured datasets, dynamic tool orchestration, and reinforcement learning for enhanced industrial anomaly detection.
Findings
Achieves state-of-the-art zero-shot performance on five benchmarks.
Effectively resolves visual ambiguities and detects subtle anomalies.
Demonstrates robustness and generalization across diverse industrial scenarios.
Abstract
Multimodal large language models (MLLMs) have shown remarkable capability in bridging visual perception and textual reasoning, enabling zero-shot understanding across diverse industrial scenarios. However, their performance in open-vocabulary industrial anomaly detection (IAD) is often limited by domain-misaligned reasoning and hallucinated structural inferences. To address these challenges, we propose \textbf{IndusAgent}, a tool-augmented agentic framework for open-vocabulary IAD. Specifically, we first construct \textbf{Indus-CoT}, a structured dataset that integrates global visual observations, high-resolution local patches, and expert normalcy priors, providing supervision for fine-tuning the model on rigorous industrial inspection trajectories. Building on this, IndusAgent dynamically orchestrates a set of external tools, including dynamic region cropping, high-frequency feature…
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