Earth-OneVision is a unified 2B-parameter RS-MLLM supporting six modalities and nine tasks via FGVLA, SLIS, and PCMA mechanisms plus a 34M QA-pair dataset, reporting competitive or superior benchmark results versus larger models.
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DisasterBench is a new multi-stage multimodal reasoning benchmark for UAV disaster response with 14 scenes and 9 tasks; the accompanying 2B DisasterVL model outperforms open-source MLLMs and approaches GPT-4o efficiency.
AgroVG is a new multi-source benchmark for agricultural visual grounding formulated as generalized set prediction, with protocols for box and mask grounding across single-target, multi-target, and target-absent queries from six object families.
The work introduces the UAV Reasoning Segmentation task, the DRSeg benchmark dataset, and PixDLM as a baseline dual-path multimodal language model for reasoning-based segmentation in aerial imagery.
RemoteAgent uses RL fine-tuning on VagueEO to align MLLMs for vague EO intent recognition, handling simple tasks internally and routing dense predictions to tools via Model Context Protocol.
UniGeoSeg releases the first million-scale dataset for instruction-driven remote sensing segmentation and a unified model that achieves state-of-the-art results with strong zero-shot generalization.
Introduces MTRS task, MTRefSeg-21K benchmark of 21K image-text-mask triplets, and MTRefSeg-R1 LVLM baseline that outperforms standard models via two-stage change-aware training.
RemoteZero replaces coordinate supervision with intrinsic semantic verification to enable box-free GRPO training and self-evolution for geospatial reasoning.
RemoteShield improves robustness of Earth observation MLLMs by training on semantic equivalence clusters of clean and perturbed inputs via preference learning to maintain consistent reasoning under noise.
Position paper identifies structural challenges in applying generic agentic AI to Earth Observation and outlines design principles for EO-native agents focused on geospatial state and validity.
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Earth-OneVision: Extending Remote Sensing Multimodal Large Language Models to More Sensor Modalities and Tasks
Earth-OneVision is a unified 2B-parameter RS-MLLM supporting six modalities and nine tasks via FGVLA, SLIS, and PCMA mechanisms plus a 34M QA-pair dataset, reporting competitive or superior benchmark results versus larger models.
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DisasterBench: A Multimodal Benchmark for UAV-Based Disaster Response in Complex Environments
DisasterBench is a new multi-stage multimodal reasoning benchmark for UAV disaster response with 14 scenes and 9 tasks; the accompanying 2B DisasterVL model outperforms open-source MLLMs and approaches GPT-4o efficiency.
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PixDLM: A Dual-Path Multimodal Language Model for UAV Reasoning Segmentation
The work introduces the UAV Reasoning Segmentation task, the DRSeg benchmark dataset, and PixDLM as a baseline dual-path multimodal language model for reasoning-based segmentation in aerial imagery.
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RemoteAgent: Bridging Vague Human Intents and Earth Observation with RL-based Agentic MLLMs
RemoteAgent uses RL fine-tuning on VagueEO to align MLLMs for vague EO intent recognition, handling simple tasks internally and routing dense predictions to tools via Model Context Protocol.
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RemoteZero: Geospatial Reasoning with Zero Human Annotations
RemoteZero replaces coordinate supervision with intrinsic semantic verification to enable box-free GRPO training and self-evolution for geospatial reasoning.
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RemoteShield: Enable Robust Multimodal Large Language Models for Earth Observation
RemoteShield improves robustness of Earth observation MLLMs by training on semantic equivalence clusters of clean and perturbed inputs via preference learning to maintain consistent reasoning under noise.
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Agentic AI for Remote Sensing: Technical Challenges and Research Directions
Position paper identifies structural challenges in applying generic agentic AI to Earth Observation and outlines design principles for EO-native agents focused on geospatial state and validity.