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GST-Bench: Can VLMs Develop Global Spatial Awareness from Video?

Spatial intelligence is fundamental to embodied agents, yet existing benchmarks focus on local spatial perception from single or few viewpoints, overlooking global spatial awareness over continuous, long-horizon visual streams. To address this limitation, we introduce the Global-Spatial-Temporal Benchmark (GST-Bench), a VQA benchmark for global spatial intelligence in video understanding, comprising human-verified questions derived from 6,790 minutes of synthetically generated video. It requires models to perform accurate spatial inference from novel viewpoints unseen in the input video and to map egocentric observations onto global top-down images. A comprehensive evaluation of 22 state-...

AuthorsQifeng Zhang, Kaixiang Huang, Heng Dong et al.
Primary categorycs.CV
Published6 August 2026
Last updated at source6 August 2026
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