arXiv Computer Vision By Liyan Chen, Hairong Yin, Huangying Zhan, Yi Xu, Raymond A. Yeh, Philippos Mordohai

ActiveLang: Active Open-Vocabulary 3D Mapping with Semantic-Uncertainty-Guided Exploration

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ActiveLang is an autonomous system that builds language‑annotated 3D maps by actively exploring environments. It uses a compact dual‑Gaussian representation to jointly reconstruct geometry, appearance, and open‑vocabulary semantics while adapting language features online. The planner selects informative viewpoints, reducing the number of observations and computational cost, and experiments on Replica and ScanNet++ show significant gains in 2D and 3D open‑vocabulary segmentation compared to existing baselines.

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