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Seeing Fast and Slow: Bimodal 3D Scene Graphs for Open-set Tasks
Open-set task execution can significantly benefit from seamlessly switching between coarse and fine scene representations depending on the context and the evolving information as the robot explores the environment. For example, it is often sufficient to start with a coarse scene representation initi
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