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ARXIV:2602.14968 · AI FOR ROBOTICS SIMULATION · SUBMITTED 19 MAR · 18:48 UTC · FRESHNESS STALE
ARXIV:2602.14968AI FOR ROBOTICS SIMULATIONSUBMITTED 19 MAR · 18:48 UTCFRESHNESS STALEarXiv
A framework using a physics engine and LLMs to generate complex physical 3D scenes for robotic manipulation.
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A framework using a physics engine and LLMs to generate complex physical 3D scenes for robotic manipulation. While prior work has primarily focused on 3D asset placement, it often overlooks the physical relationships between…
Automatically generating interactive 3D environments is crucial for scaling up robotic data collection in simulation. While prior work has primarily focused on 3D asset placement, it often overlooks the physical relationships between objects (e.g.,…
ScienceToStartup currently rates this 3.0/10 on the public viability pass. While prior work has primarily focused on 3D asset placement, it often overlooks the physical relationships between objects (e.g., contact, support, balance, and containment),…
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A framework using a physics engine and LLMs to generate complex physical 3D scenes for robotic manipulation.
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10.48550/arXiv.2602.14968A framework using a physics engine and LLMs to generate complex physical 3D scenes for robotic manipulation.
Abstract
Automatically generating interactive 3D environments is crucial for scaling up robotic data collection in simulation. While prior work has primarily focused on 3D asset placement, it often overlooks the physical relationships between objects (e.g., contact, support, balance, and containment), which are essential for creating complex and realistic manipulation scenarios such as tabletop arrangements, shelf organization, or box packing. Compared to classical 3D layout generation, producing complex physical scenes introduces additional challenges: (a) higher object density and complexity (e.g., a small shelf may hold dozens of books), (b) richer supporting relationships and compact spatial layouts, and (c) the need to accurately model both spatial placement and physical properties. To address these challenges, we propose PhyScensis, an LLM agent-based framework powered by a physics engine, to produce physically plausible scene configurations with high complexity. Specifically, our framework consists of three main components: an LLM agent iteratively proposes assets with spatial and physical predicates; a solver, equipped with a physics engine, realizes these predicates into a 3D scene; and feedback from the solver informs the agent to refine and enrich the configuration. Moreover, our framework preserves strong controllability over fine-grained textual descriptions and numerical parameters (e.g., relative positions, scene stability), enabled through probabilistic programming for stability and a complementary heuristic that jointly regulates stability and spatial relations. Experimental results show that our method outperforms prior approaches in scene complexity, visual quality, and physical accuracy, offering a unified pipeline for generating complex physical scene layouts for robotic manipulation.
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A framework using a physics engine and LLMs to generate complex physical 3D scenes for robotic manipulation. While prior work has primarily focused on 3D asset placement, it often overlooks the physical relationships between objects (e.g., contact, support, balance, and containm...
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Automatically generating interactive 3D environments is crucial for scaling up robotic data collection in simulation. While prior work has primarily focused on 3D asset placement, it often overlooks the physical relationships between objects (e.g., contact, support, balance, and...
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ScienceToStartup currently rates this 3.0/10 on the public viability pass. While prior work has primarily focused on 3D asset placement, it often overlooks the physical relationships between objects (e.g., contact, support, balance, and containment), which are essential for crea...
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AI for Robotics Simulation moved forward this cycle; last verified April 2026. Public score 3.0/10.
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A framework using a physics engine and LLMs to generate complex physical 3D scenes for robotic manipulation. While prior work has primarily focused on 3D asset placement, it often overlooks the physical relationships between objects (e.g., contact, support, balance, and containment), which are essential for creating complex and realistic manipulation scenarios such as tabletop arrangements, shelf organization, or box packing.
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Automatically generating interactive 3D environments is crucial for scaling up robotic data collection in simulation. While prior work has primarily focused on 3D asset placement, it often overlooks the physical relationships between objects (e.g., contact, support, balance, and containment), which are essential for creating complex and realistic manipulation scenarios such as tabletop arrangements, shelf organization, or box packing.
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ScienceToStartup currently rates this 3.0/10 on the public viability pass. While prior work has primarily focused on 3D asset placement, it often overlooks the physical relationships between objects (e.g., contact, support, balance, and containment), which are essential for creating complex and realistic manipulation scenarios such as tabletop arrangements, shelf organization, or box packing.
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AI for Robotics Simulation moved forward this cycle; last verified April 2026. Public score 3.0/10.
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A framework using a physics engine and LLMs to generate complex physical 3D scenes for robotic manipulation.
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