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To develop an open-vocabulary 3D segmentation framework that combines 2D vision-language models with geometric consistency.

GeoOpen3D: Geometry-guided training-free open-vocabulary 3D segmentation via visual foundation models

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To develop an open-vocabulary 3D segmentation framework that combines 2D vision-language models with geometric consistency.
Implemented a geometry-guided framework using RGB-D representations for point cloud segmentation.
Utilized GroundingDINO for language-driven proposal generation combined with SAM for mask extraction.
Applied depth-aware regularization to enhance structural coherence in segmentation results.
Achieved 42.1% mean Intersection over Union (mIoU), with 98.5% IoU for buildings and 97.3% IoU for vegetation.
Outperformed existing training-free open-vocabulary baselines on the SensatUrban dataset.
Demonstrated strong transferability to unseen categories on a custom island dataset.

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Randomized trial demonstrates improved 3D segmentation in outdoor scenes, suggesting a new approach for open-vocabulary tasks.

Zhang et al. (2026) studied this question.

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