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Language-enhanced RNR-Map: Querying Renderable Neural Radiance Field maps with natural language

17 Aug 2023arXiv:2308.08854archive 2025-07-28

Francesco Taioli, Federico Cunico, Federico Girella, Riccardo Bologna, Alessandro Farinelli, Marco Cristani

We present Le-RNR-Map, a Language-enhanced Renderable Neural Radiance map for Visual Navigation with natural language query prompts. The recently proposed RNR-Map employs a grid structure comprising latent codes positioned at each pixel. These latent codes, which are derived from image observation, enable: i) image rendering given a camera pose, since they are converted to Neural Radiance Field; ii) image navigation and localization with astonishing accuracy. On top of this, we enhance RNR-Map with CLIP-based embedding latent codes, allowing natural language search without additional label data. We evaluate the effectiveness of this map in single and multi-object searches. We also investigate its compatibility with a Large Language Model as an "affordance query resolver". Code and videos are available at https://intelligolabs.github.io/Le-RNR-Map/

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