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Where Am I? Semantic Map Grounding via Vision-Language Models for Multi-Modal Localization
We address robot localization in GPS-denied indoor environments by reframing it as a semantic reasoning task rather than a geometric estimation problem. Motivated by how humans localize using object-level cues and labeled maps, we ask whether a vision-language model, given a front camera image, a po
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