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  1. Copper frame diameters leave the caliper behind: zero-shot segmentation plus adaptive edges hold five new frames to 2.4–6.3 µm

    Diameter inspection of CuCrZr frames for the Beijing Huairou High Energy Photon Source moves to a fully automatic vision pipeline: SAM3 extracts the target region without training, SAM-Canny adaptively picks the dilation kernel and Canny thresholds, and a WOA-RBF network compensates illumination-induced bias from grayscale features of different material regions. On five unseen frames the algorithm held errors to 2.4–6.3 µm, while manual micrometer measurement reached 32.1 µm.

  2. Lesion segmentation drops the per-lesion box: one concept prompt lets SAM3 outline 11 lesion types across 13 datasets

    SAM3 segments lesions from text or image-exemplar concept prompts across 13 datasets and 11 lesion types, beating SAM2 on Dice in 10 datasets, by 4.41 on ISLES22 and 5.39 on ISIC2018.

  3. arXiv

    TSegAgent achieves zero-shot tooth segmentation and FDI identification by pairing SAM3 with geometric reasoning, reaching mIoU 93.37 and TIR=1 of 87.17% on Teeth3DS while generalizing to a private dataset

    The work proposes TSegAgent, which reformulates tooth instance segmentation and FDI labeling of intra-oral scanned 3D models as a zero-shot geometric reasoning problem: multi-view renderings with curvature heatmaps and the SAM3 text prompt "tooth" produce candidate masks, which are merged into face-level instance labels via IoU and containment relations, after which a geometry-aware vision-language agent performs non-tooth region identification, central incisor localization, full-arch classification, and error correction through multi-round conversation; it reports mIoU 93.37, TLA 96.40, TSA 96.76, TIR 97.46, and TIR=1 87.17 on Teeth3DS with 1200 3D tooth models, and mIoU 82.10, TLA 96.68, TSA 95.99, TIR 85.41, and TIR=1 51.

  4. arXiv

    DA-SAM3 routes over dual-adaptive low-rank experts to gain about 5% accuracy while cutting MoE parameter overhead by over 80% on four public medical segmentation benchmarks

    The work proposes Dual-Adaptive SAM3 (DA-SAM3), which replaces selected feed-forward blocks in SAM3's fusion module with dual-adaptive MoE layers: a task-aware Dynamic Expert Router (DER) sparsely activates experts by jointly reasoning over visual content and the textual concept prompt, while a parameter-aware Decomposed Parameterized Experts (DPE) design represents each expert as a shared frozen base inherited from pretrained SAM3 plus a lightweight trainable low-rank delta, so that on the four public datasets Synapse CT, MMWHS, BTCV and ACDC it matches or exceeds fully fine-tuned SAM3 and standard MoE baselines, reports roughly a 5% gain over then state-of-the-art methods, and reduces MoE parameter overhead by more than 80%.

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