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F$^2$ SLAM: Turning Feed-Forward Geometry into Persistent Factors for SLAM

Feed-forward 3D models provide strong multi-view geometric priors, while on- line simultaneous localization and mapping (SLAM) relies mainly on local mea- surements and can accumulate drift over long sequences. Existing attempts to combine the two typically treat feed-forward predictions as an external geomet- ric state that is aligned or fused with the online estimate after the fact, which keeps broader multi-view evidence outside the optimizer that refines the SLAM state. We present F2SLAM, which instead converts feed-forward geometry di- rectly into optimization-native target-weight measurements attached to a persis- tent dense factor graph. A high-frequency stream maintains local trac...

AuthorsZhisong Xu, Fan Zhu, Jiawei Qian et al.
Primary categorycs.CV
Published4 October 2026
Last updated at source4 October 2026
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