Randomized trial evaluates a 3D scene graph framework for task understanding in robotics, suggesting enhanced adaptability.
Robotic agents in home environments require scene representations that are both semantically expressive and adaptable to dynamic tasks. We present a relation-augmented, open-vocabulary 3D scene graph framework that combines hierarchical structure with keyframe-based vision-language reasoning. Using RGB-D sensing and segmentation-based object discovery, the system expands semantic relations via VLMs and applies anomaly filtering to improve consistency. This enables fine-grained semantic connectivity and supports dynamic task understanding in open-world scenarios. Evaluations across three indoor scenes show strong performance in node labeling (87.9%), edge precision (84.5%), and instruction grounding (83.3%). Supplementary experiments with object relocations further demonstrate consistent updates under dynamic changes, confirming the framework’s effectiveness for robust task-level understanding in open-world robotic interaction.
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