mll-lab-nu/Awesome-Spatial-Intelligence-in-VLM

A paper list for spatial reasoning

What is this project?

Awesome Spatial Intelligence in VLMs is a curated, community-maintained list of research resources about spatial intelligence in Vision-Language Models (VLMs) — AI models that process both images and text. The list collects papers, datasets, and benchmarks that help researchers and engineers track progress in teaching these models to understand space: where objects are, how they relate in 3D, depth, layout, and similar geometric concepts.

What does it contain?

The README presents a large table of methods — research papers — each with:

  • A title and link to the paper (arXiv)
  • A visual introduction image
  • A publication date
  • A link to code (GitHub or project page) when available

These methods are split into two categories:

  • Visual-based methods — approaches that use images, videos, or 3D data as input
  • Text-based methods — approaches that work primarily with text input (the README shows this section header, though the table itself is truncated in the provided excerpt)

The table of contents also lists Datasets & Benchmarks and Findings & Applications sections, though the README excerpt doesn't show their contents.

How is it organized?

It follows the standard "awesome list" format: a single README with a table of contents, tables of resources, and badges (e.g., the awesome.re badge, GitHub star counts, conference publication badges like NeurIPS, CVPR, ICCV). Entries are sorted roughly by date, newest first.

Who is it for?

Researchers and engineers working on multimodal AI who want a quick index of the latest work on spatial reasoning in VLMs — what methods exist, which datasets and benchmarks are used, and where to find code.

How can you contribute?

The README explicitly welcomes contributions via Pull Request — anyone can add excellent resources they find.

Key facts

  • Type: Curated resource list (not a software library or model)
  • Focus: Spatial intelligence in Vision-Language Models
  • Content: Methods, datasets, benchmarks, findings, applications
  • Maintenance: Community-contributed via PRs
  • Coverage: Papers from roughly 2023–2026, with many from 2025

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