Paper Overview
- Field: Computer Vision / Embodied AI
- Authors: Huaide Jiang, Yash Chaudhary, Yuping Wang
- arXiv: 2503.16908
- Unified robustness framework: NavTrust applies a systematic set of corruptions across three input modalities—RGB images, depth maps, and natural-language instructions—within a single evaluation pipeline.
- Realistic corruption scenarios: Corruptions are designed to reflect real-world conditions, moving beyond artificial perturbations to assess how navigation agents behave in practical deployments.
- First of its kind: NavTrust is the first benchmark to expose embodied navigation agents to a diverse combination of RGB-Depth corruptions and instruction variations, filling a gap in trustworthiness evaluation for embodied navigation.
Abstract
We present NavTrust, a unified benchmark that systematically corrupts input modalities, including RGB, depth, and instructions, in realistic scenarios and evaluates their impact on navigation performance. NavTrust is the first benchmark that exposes embodied navigation agents to diverse RGB-Depth corruptions and instruction variations.
Key Contributions
Significance
By quantifying how navigation performance degrades under perturbed inputs, NavTrust provides a standardized testbed for comparing the robustness and reliability of embodied navigation models, supporting the development of more dependable embodied AI systems.