HorizonNav: Geometry-Guided Video Diffusion for Anticipatory
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Source roundup from published reports. Claims below are attributed to their publishers, not independently verified. arXiv Robotics — research abstracts: HorizonNav: Geometry-Guided Video Diffusion for Anticipatory 3D Robot Navigation. This paper presents HorizonNav, a video diffusion-based framework for anticipatory robot navigation that transforms a single RGB image and a text prompt into a geometrically aligned representation of plausible surroundin…
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Reported quantity · evaluable generated-camera trajectories: 25 other · Basis not reported
“se from 13/19 at P20 to 15/19 at P81, while successful RRT trials increase from 62/90 to 75/90. In a separate corridor study, 6 of 25 evaluable generated-camera trajectories violate the reconstructed collision constraints; RRT planner recovers feasible alternatives in 5 of those 6 cases. A larger archive contains 58 usable reconstructions from 67 attempted cases, of which 36 support a downstream plan and 22 do not, e”
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Reported quantity · reconstructions from attempted cases: 67 other · Basis not reported
“se from 13/19 at P20 to 15/19 at P81, while successful RRT trials increase from 62/90 to 75/90. In a separate corridor study, 6 of 25 evaluable generated-camera trajectories violate the reconstructed collision constraints; RRT planner recovers feasible alternatives in 5 of those 6 cases. A larger archive contains 58 usable reconstructions from 67 attempted cases, of which 36 support a downstream plan and 22 do not, e”
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Reported quantity · reconstructions supporting a downstream plan: 36 other · Basis not reported
“se from 13/19 at P20 to 15/19 at P81, while successful RRT trials increase from 62/90 to 75/90. In a separate corridor study, 6 of 25 evaluable generated-camera trajectories violate the reconstructed collision constraints; RRT planner recovers feasible alternatives in 5 of those 6 cases. A larger archive contains 58 usable reconstructions from 67 attempted cases, of which 36 support a downstream plan and 22 do not, e”
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Reported quantity · reconstruction error: 0.3 other · Basis not reported
“xposing reconstruction and free-space failure modes rather than hiding them without lidar. Across 15 corridor reconstructions, the mean reconstruction error is approximately 0.30 m at matched structural landmarks.”
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Reported quantity · reconstructions in corridor study: 15 other · Basis not reported
“xposing reconstruction and free-space failure modes rather than hiding them without lidar. Across 15 corridor reconstructions, the mean reconstruction error is approximately 0.30 m at matched structural landmarks.”
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Reported quantity · collision constraints violations: 6 other · Basis not reported
“se from 13/19 at P20 to 15/19 at P81, while successful RRT trials increase from 62/90 to 75/90. In a separate corridor study, 6 of 25 evaluable generated-camera trajectories violate the reconstructed collision constraints; RRT planner recovers feasible alternatives in 5 of those 6 cases. A larger archive contains 58 usable reconstructions from 67 attempted cases, of which 36 support a downstream plan and 22 do not, e”
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- arXiv Robotics — research abstractsHorizonNav: Geometry-Guided Video Diffusion for Anticipatory 3D Robot Navigation
This paper presents HorizonNav, a video diffusion-based framework for anticipatory robot navigation that transforms a single RGB image and a text prompt into a geometrically aligned representation of plausible surrounding 3D space. The method integrates vision-language models, monocular ORB-SLAM3, and Video Depth Anything to improve geometric consistency in reconstructed environments, with experimental results showing increased planning feasibility and successful collision avoidance in simulated scenarios.
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