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Physical AI Smart Spaces: A Large-Scale Benchmark for Multi-Camera 3D Perception in Smart Spaces

NeurIPS 2026 · 3D vision › 3D generation · approach: Scene-aware human motion synthesis · 0 citations (OpenAlex)

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Introduces Physical AI Smart Spaces (PAISS), a large synthetic-plus-real benchmark of 282.5 hours of multi-camera 1080p video with 3D/2D annotations, Cosmos Transfer appearance augmentation, a hidden real-world Sim2Real target, and a 3D HOTA evaluation protocol run via AI City Challenge.

Problem

Multi-camera 3D perception and tracking in indoor smart spaces lacks large-scale, multi-class, geometry-rich benchmarks with calibration, depth, and controlled synthetic-to-real evaluation.

Approach

A benchmark combining Isaac Sim synthetic generation with automatic 2D/3D labels, Cosmos Transfer 2.5 appearance augmentation that preserves labels, a hidden real-world warehouse target calibrated with VGGT, and a 3D instantiation of HOTA (location- and box-based) served through a server-side evaluation system.

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Experimental setup

Datasets: PAISS 2024 PAISS 2025 PAISS 2026

Benchmarks: PAISS 2024 leaderboard PAISS 2025 leaderboard PAISS 2026 hidden real-world target

Metrics: HOTA 3D HOTA DetA AssA

Baselines: MCBLT Yachiyo ZV Metropolis-Sparse4D SKKU-AutoLab (DepthTrack) TeamQDT UTE AI Lab (VGCRTrack)

Builds on: HOTA TrackEval VGGT Cosmos Transfer 2.5 Isaac Sim

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