AirGroundBench is a new diagnostic benchmark exposing that MLLMs handle basic spatial perception but struggle with cross-view alignment, transformation reasoning, and embodied navigation under heterogeneous air-ground views.
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SpatialUAV releases a new multi-task benchmark for low-altitude UAV spatial intelligence and demonstrates that existing VLMs exhibit clear weaknesses in cross-view association and geometric reasoning.
SpatialWorld is a new multi-simulator benchmark showing top multimodal agents achieve under 18% success on interactive spatial tasks requiring active exploration and long-horizon planning.
Large multimodal models display emerging but limited spatial action capabilities in goal-oriented urban 3D navigation, remaining far from human-level performance with errors diverging rapidly after critical decision points.
NormAct shows MLLMs reach explicit goals in 67.3% of cases but comply with hidden norms in only 26.4%, with NormPerceptor raising task success from 24.2% to 46.7%.
This survey organizes aerial vision-language navigation methods into five architectural categories, critically reviews evaluation infrastructure, and synthesizes seven open problems for LLM/VLM integration.
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