[Fix] Replace hardcoded .cuda() with device-aware .to() in MinkUNet voxelization

[Mr-Neutr0n]

Motivation

In Det3DDataPreprocessor.voxelize(), the minkunet voxelization branch converts numpy arrays back to tensors using torch.from_numpy(...).cuda(). This hardcodes the CUDA device assumption, which causes:

1. RuntimeError on CPU-only environments — users without a GPU cannot use MinkUNet-based models at all
2. Incorrect device placement in multi-GPU setups — tensors always land on cuda:0 regardless of which device the input data resides on (e.g., cuda:1), leading to device mismatch errors during subsequent operations

Modification

Replace .cuda() with .to(res.device) for both point2voxel_map and inds tensors, where res is the input point cloud tensor already on the correct device. This is consistent with how device handling is done elsewhere in the same file (e.g., using .new_tensor() and F.pad() which inherit the device from existing tensors).

Before:

point2voxel_map = torch.from_numpy(point2voxel_map).cuda()
...
inds = torch.from_numpy(inds).cuda()

After:

point2voxel_map = torch.from_numpy(point2voxel_map).to(res.device)
...
inds = torch.from_numpy(inds).to(res.device)

BC-breaking (No)

This is a backward-compatible fix. On CUDA environments, res.device will be cuda:X (matching the previous behavior when on cuda:0), and it additionally supports CPU and multi-GPU scenarios correctly.

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[Mr-Neutr0n]

The 2-line fix in Det3DDataPreprocessor.voxelize() is correct and reads cleanly against the surrounding code. Verified the surrounding context: res is a point cloud tensor that has already been moved to the right device earlier in the function (it gets .new_tensor(voxel_size) etc. further down), so res.device is exactly what you want to round-trip back to.

The pr_stage_test failure pattern matches what we saw on #3869 — the same CircleCI matrix is failing on the most restrictive env (PyTorch 1.8.1 / Python 3.7). The .cuda() → .to(res.device) change is fully backward-compatible:

• CUDA single-GPU: res.device == cuda:0, same as before
• CUDA multi-GPU: now uses the right device (this is the actual fix)
• CPU: now works (this is the actual fix)
• ROCm/MPS: now uses the right device instead of failing on .cuda()

It cannot have introduced a new failure on the 1.8.1/3.7 matrix because the semantic at the call sites is unchanged for any single-GPU CUDA run. Almost certainly a pre-existing flake on that old combo or an unrelated dependency issue.

Worth re-running the pr_stage_test workflow (or pushing an empty commit to retrigger) — happy to push the empty commit if you give the go-ahead.

[Mr-Neutr0n]

Pushed a no-op commit (91a2fc6) to retrigger pr_stage_test on the current branch. The actual code change is still the same 2-line .cuda() → .to(res.device) fix; this is just to get a fresh run on the flaky old-matrix job.