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g3D-LF: Generalizable 3D-Language Feature Fields for Embodied Tasks

CVPR 2025 · 3D vision › 3D generation · approach: Semantic scene completion · 7 citations (OpenAlex)

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Pre-trains a generalizable 3D-language feature field model (g3D-LF) on ~5K scenes with multi-level contrastive learning, then plugs its novel-view, panorama and BEV representations into VLN, zero-shot object navigation and situated QA.

Problem

Generalizable 3D feature fields used for embodied tasks are supervised only by 2D foundation models (CLIP, DINOv2), which limits 3D spatial understanding and language alignment, especially for long text over large-scale panorama and BEV representations.

Approach

Pre-train a feature-field model on a curated ~1M-annotation 3D-language dataset with multi-level contrastive losses: balanced object-level alignment over 1,883 categories, fine-grained BEV-window-to-long-text affinity alignment, and CLIP distillation from ground-truth views.

Key results

Measured effects reported in the paper

What was changedWhereMeasuredEffect
Use g3D-LF representations instead of forward-view CLIP features and BLIP-2 mapping (ablation)Monocular VLN and object navigation · R2R-CE val unseen; HM3D valSR: 40.7 -> 47.2; 34.2 -> 55.6Helped
Add novel-view/panorama representations (ablation)g3D-LF embodied tasks · R2R-CE val unseen, monocularSR: 42.8 -> 47.2Helped
Add BEV map representations (ablation)g3D-LF embodied tasks · R2R-CE val unseen, monocularSR: 46.9 -> 47.2Helped
Add novel-view/panorama representations (ablation)g3D-LF object navigation · HM3D valSR: 50.2 -> 55.6Helped
Add BEV map representations (ablation)g3D-LF object navigation · HM3D valSR: 53.9 -> 55.6Helped
Add multi-level contrastive pre-training (ablation)g3D-LF · HM3D valSR: 34.2 -> 55.6Helped
Add object-level and fine-grained language supervision alongside CLIP distillation (ablation)g3D-LF · HM3D valSR: 47.6 -> 55.6Helped
Add CLIP visual-feature distillation (ablation)g3D-LF · R2R-CE val unseen, monocularSR: 42.4 -> 47.2Helped
Use balanced loss weighting for hard-to-recognize objects (ablation)g3D-LF object navigation · HM3D valSR: 51.7 -> 55.6Helped
Use fine-grained long-text contrastive learning instead of a coarse [SEP] vector (ablation)g3D-LF · R2R-CE val unseen, monocularSR: 45.7 -> 47.2Helped
Replace VLN-3DFF with g3D-LF representationsMonocular VLN · R2R-CE Test UnseenSR: 43.7 -> 46.3Helped
Replace HNR with g3D-LF representationsPanorama VLN · R2R-CE Test UnseenSPL: 50 -> 51Helped

Surprising findings

Limitations

Experimental setup

Datasets: ScanNet HM3D Structured3D SceneVerse R2R-CE HM3D object navigation val MP3D object navigation val SQA3D

Benchmarks: R2R-CE HM3D ObjectNav MP3D ObjectNav SQA3D

Metrics: NE OSR SR SPL EM@1 Acc@0.5m Acc@1.0m Acc@15° Acc@30° FPS

Baselines: VLN-3DFF CM2 WS-MGMap NaVid InstructNav HNR ETPNav BEVBert VLFM SG-Nav LEO Scene-LLM

Builds on: HNR VLN-3DFF VLFM NeRF GridMM

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