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BARISTA: A Multi-Task Egocentric Benchmark for Compositional Visual Understanding

Scene understanding is central to general physical intelligence, and video is a primary modality for capturing both state and temporal dynamics of a scene. Yet understanding physical processes remains difficult, as models must combine object localization, hand-object interactions, relational parsing, temporal reasoning, and step-level procedural inference. Existing benchmarks usually evaluate these capabilities separately, limiting diagnosis of why models fail on procedural tasks. We introduce BARISTA, a densely annotated egocentric dataset and benchmark of 185 real-world coffee-preparation videos covering fully automatic, portafilter-based, and capsule-based workflows. BARISTA provides v...

AuthorsPatrick Knab, Orgest Xhelili, Inis Buzi et al.
Primary categorycs.CV
Published12 May 2026
Last updated at source12 May 2026
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