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UniFunc3D: Unified Active Spatial-Temporal Grounding for 3D Affordance Segmentation

NeurIPS 2026 · Video › Video-language understanding · approach: Long video understanding · 0 citations (OpenAlex)

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Training-free UniFunc3D uses a unified MLLM (Qwen3-VL) as an active observer with coarse-to-fine video frame grounding, MLLM visual mask verification, and SAM3 lifting to segment 3D affordances on SceneFun3D.

Problem

Grounding implicit natural-language task descriptions into precise 3D masks of fine-grained functional parts in real indoor scenes, where existing training-free pipelines use text-only parsing and passive single-scale frame selection.

Approach

Replace fragmented multi-model pipelines with one MLLM that jointly reasons over semantics, frame selection and point grounding in a coarse (low-res multi-sampling) round and a fine (high-res temporal window) round, then verifies SAM3 masks visually before multi-view 3D lifting.

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Experimental setup

Datasets: SceneFun3D

Benchmarks: SceneFun3D

Metrics: AP25 AP50 AR25 AR50 mIoU

Baselines: Fun3DU TASA AffordBot OpenMask3D LERF OpenIns3D

Builds on: Fun3DU SAM3 Qwen3-VL

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