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PolyBridgeBench: Benchmarking Multimodal LLMs for Physics-Grounded Bridge Design

Multimodal large language models, or MLLMs, perform well at visual understanding and structured generation, yet these capabilities do not establish whether an engineering design will work when executed. Existing benchmarks assess spatial reasoning, structural validity, or physics-grounded construction, but they do not determine whether MLLMs can synthesize complete load-bearing structures and repair them after simulator execution exposes a failure. We introduce PolyBridgeBench, an executable benchmark for multimodal bridge design. A model receives a visual scene and structured engineering constraints and generates a complete node--member--material topology. Deterministic legality checks g...

AuthorsZicheng Zhao, Dongyin Chen, Rui Xu et al.
Primary categorycs.AI
Published18 September 2026
Last updated at source18 September 2026
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