🤖 AI Summary
Addressing the challenging 2D–3D visual query localization problem in egocentric vision—complicated by camera motion, viewpoint shifts, and appearance variations—this paper proposes EAGLE, a unified framework. Its core innovation draws inspiration from avian memory consolidation, introducing a dual-path memory module: (i) a segmentation-guided, appearance-aware meta-learning memory that models long- and short-term object representations, and (ii) a tracking-driven, geometry-aware localization memory enabling rapid 3D back-projection. These pathways are synergistically fused via a vision-geometry Transformer. This design marks the first effort to jointly model and efficiently decouple appearance and geometric cues within a single memory architecture. Evaluated on the Ego4D-VQ benchmark, EAGLE achieves state-of-the-art performance in both retrieval accuracy and 3D spatial discrimination.
📝 Abstract
Egocentric visual query localization is vital for embodied AI and VR/AR, yet remains challenging due to camera motion, viewpoint changes, and appearance variations. We present EAGLE, a novel framework that leverages episodic appearance- and geometry-aware memory to achieve unified 2D-3D visual query localization in egocentric vision. Inspired by avian memory consolidation, EAGLE synergistically integrates segmentation guided by an appearance-aware meta-learning memory (AMM), with tracking driven by a geometry-aware localization memory (GLM). This memory consolidation mechanism, through structured appearance and geometry memory banks, stores high-confidence retrieval samples, effectively supporting both long- and short-term modeling of target appearance variations. This enables precise contour delineation with robust spatial discrimination, leading to significantly improved retrieval accuracy. Furthermore, by integrating the VQL-2D output with a visual geometry grounded Transformer (VGGT), we achieve a efficient unification of 2D and 3D tasks, enabling rapid and accurate back-projection into 3D space. Our method achieves state-ofthe-art performance on the Ego4D-VQ benchmark.