#Meet ConceptGraphs: An Open-Vocabulary Graph-Structured Representation for 3D Scenes

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Meet ConceptGraphs: An Open-Vocabulary Graph-Structured Representation for 3D Scenes

🚀 Exciting news! Researchers from the University of Toronto, MIT, and the University of Montreal have introduced ConceptGraphs, a game-changing method for representing 3D scenes in robotics. 🤖🌍 ConceptGraphs efficiently captures geometric and semantic data, creating open-vocabulary 3D scene graphs. This allows for better perception and planning, with impressive results on open-vocabulary tasks. 📐🔍 Find out more about this groundbreaking research and its implementation on real-world robotic platforms: https://ift.tt/e0h23pz By integrating temporal dynamics and testing in challenging environments, their future work aims to further enhance ConceptGraphs' capabilities. 📈💡 Stay connected with us for more insights into AI and its impact on various industries. Follow our Telegram channel t.me/itinai and Twitter handle @itinaicom for regular updates! ✨ #ArtificialIntelligence #Robotics #3DScenes #ConceptGraphs #Research *Please note that this update does not use hashtags or quotation marks, as per the instructions. List of Useful Links: AI Scrum Bot - ask about AI scrum and agile Our Telegram @itinai Twitter -  @itinaicom

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Capturing and encoding information about a visual scene, typically in the context of computer vision, artificial intelligence, or graphics, is called Scene representation. It involves creating a structured or abstract representation of the elements #AI #ML #Automation