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Google, UCLA and CMU researchers introduce GenXR-Bench for XR coding agentsMachine translation

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The researchers built 112 tasks covering feature work, bug fixes and full app builds, with tests that simulate hands and rooms. The cited results put Claude Opus 5 in the lead at 50.9%, while no model exceeded 29.2% on SDK feature tasks. Coordinate-frame mistakes appeared in 64.4% of failed runs.

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标题:“GenXR-Bench:面向交互式 XR 开发的编码智能体基准测试”

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Google、UCLA 和 CMU 的一篇新论文发现,AI 编码工具经常无法构建虚拟现实和混合现实应用,因为它们会弄不清物体在 3D 空间中的位置。 Claude Opus 5 以 50.9% 领先,而在 SDK 功能任务上,没有模型超过 29.2%。在失败的运行中,64.4% 出现了坐标系错误,44.9% 出现了启动时的竞态条件。 XR 应用在 3D 空间中运行,并对头部运动、手部动作和房间感知作出反应。常规编码基准测试使用单元测试或浏览器点击操作,无法检查虚拟按钮是否会跟随你的手掌移动。 他们构建了 GenXR-Bench,其中包含 112 项由专家编写的任务,涵盖 XR 功能开发、错误修复和完整应用构建。其测试会模拟手部和房间输入,与使用真实头显的盲测 XR 专家的判断有 96.5% 的一致率。 如果你使用智能体开发 XR 应用,请用模拟的手部和房间输入来测试结果,因为智能体编写的单元测试经常会漏掉运行时错误。
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New Google + UCLA + CMU paper finds that AI coding tools often fail to build virtual and mixed reality apps because they lose track of where things are in 3D space. Claude Opus 5 led at 50.9%, and no model topped 29.2% on SDK feature tasks. Coordinate-frame mistakes appeared in 64.4% of failed runs, and startup race conditions in 44.9%. XR apps run in 3D space and react to head motion, hands, and room sensing. Normal coding benchmarks use unit tests or browser clicks, which cannot check whether a virtual button follows your palm. They built GenXR-Bench, 112 expert-written tasks covering XR feature work, bug fixes, and full app builds. Its tests simulate hands and rooms, and matched blinded XR experts using real headsets 96.5% of the time. If you use agents for XR apps, test the result with simulated hand and room input, since agent-written unit tests often miss runtime bugs.

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