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SpatialBench: Is Your Spatial Foundation Model an All-Round Player
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Introduces SpatialBench, a deterministic multi-density, cross-paradigm benchmark (19 datasets, 546 scenes, 41 spatial foundation model variants), plus DA-Next and the DA-Next-5M egocentric/wrist-view dataset to close the embodied domain gap.
Problem
Existing evaluations of spatial foundation models cover narrow paradigms, use non-standardized scene splits and frame sampling, and rarely test scaling with input density or limited domains such as egocentric and wrist-view data.
Approach
A deterministic benchmark that evaluates each scene at four view-density regimes (single, sparse via set-cover, medium, dense) across six reconstruction paradigms and five domain-tagged task suites, paired with a wrist/egocentric training dataset and a Depth-Anything-3-based model with scale tokens.
Key results
- DA-Next reduces sparse-view depth AbsRel from 0.095 (DA3-Giant) to 0.050 (-47.4%) and medium-view from 0.086 to 0.035 (-59.3%).
- DA-Next improves AUC@30 by +3.1% (sparse) and +5.5% (medium) over DA3-Giant.
- On the dense regime, TTT3R nearly doubles AUC@30 over CUT3R (0.165 to 0.321) and LoGeR lifts Pi3's dense AUC@30 by 14.1%.
Surprising findings
- Vanilla VGGT runs out of memory under dense inputs, and TTT methods like TTT3R regress on sparse inputs versus their base models.
- Injecting GT camera poses does not uniformly help: OmniVGGT, Pi3-X and WorldMirror partially override the injected poses.
Limitations
- DA-Next does not run on the dense regime (OOM), and its ATE is worse than DA3-Giant on medium inputs (1.442 vs 1.161).
- Many full-context models OOM or time out under dense inputs, so dense comparisons are partial.
- Dense-regime per-dataset results are missing for some datasets, since they are not eligible for dense evaluation.
Experimental setup
Datasets: DA-Next-5M Mapfree Hypersim Infinigen DROID Xperience RLBench RoboTwin RoboLab ADT 7-Scenes DTU
Benchmarks: SpatialBench
Metrics: AbsRel AUC@30 ATE F-Score RPE Accuracy Completeness
Baselines: DA3-Giant VGGT Pi3-X MapAnything OmniVGGT WorldMirror CUT3R StreamVGGT LoGeR Scal3R
Builds on: Depth Anything 3 VGGT DUSt3R MapAnything TTT3R
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