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NWM (Navigation World Models)

Meta FAIR·New York University·UC Berkeley · 2024-12

기타Navigation1Bvideo world model

Trains a 1B conditional diffusion transformer (CDiT) world model on robot driving video and actions to imagine future video for action sequences, planning·scoring trajectories by similarity to the goal image.

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Paper

Navigation World ModelsarXiv 2412.03572

Overview

Category
Navigation
Type
기타
Released
2024-12
Organization
Meta FAIR·New York University·UC Berkeley
Open weights
Yes
Parameters
1B (CDiT-XL; S 50M · B 200M · L 700M variants released)

Architecture

Backbone LLM
None
Vision encoder
Stable Diffusion VAE (latent encoding)
Action head
CEM planning / NoMaD sample ranking (goal-similarity energy) (video world model)
Chunk
8-step action sequence (CEM)
Control rate
Not disclosed (0.4 s per trajectory when distilled)
Architecture (original summary)
Stable Diffusion VAE latent + CDiT-XL (1B): 4 past frames of context, generates future frames with AdaLN conditioning on the sum of action (translation·yaw)·time shift k·diffusion step embeddings (250 denoising steps, 6 when distilled); planning: optimizes 8-step action sequences with CEM (N=120 candidates) or ranks NoMaD samples

Training

Pretraining accelerators
64 H100 (8 nodes × 8)
Pretraining duration
Not disclosed
Pretraining steps & batch
100k steps (HF card; 200k for the version with Ego4D) · final batch 4,096 (1,024 × 4 goals)
GPU/TPU-hours
Not disclosed
Fine-tuning
N/A
Data type
Real-robot teleoperation / real-robot autonomous driving logs / human video
Data scale
SCAND 8.7h·TartanDrive 5h·RECON 40h·HuRoN 75h+ + Ego4D 1,619 videos·908h+ (no action labels)
Main datasets
SCAND; TartanDrive; RECON; HuRoN(SACSoN); Ego4D (unlabeled); evaluation GO Stanford (unseen environments)
Tasks & evaluation
RECON planning ATE 1.13·RPE 0.35 (NoMaD 1.93·0.52); NoMaD samples ×32 ranking ATE 1.78·RPE 0.48 (×16 1.83·0.50); single-step·trajectory video prediction evaluated (LPIPS·DreamSim·FID)
Robot
No real-robot deployment (offline evaluation); training data are driving videos from multiple robots

Inference

Inference device & speed
On RTX 6000 Ada, one trajectory simulation 30.3 s → Time Skip 14.7 s → distillation (250→6 denoising) 0.4 s; 0.1 s with 4-bit quantization is an estimate; claims real-time use at 2–10 Hz
Inference memory
Not disclosed
Weights bf16 (calc.)
2 GB
Where it runs
Not disclosed

Reinforcement learning & base

Reinforcement learning
Not used · Supervised diffusion world model + CEM planning (no RL)
Base control
Sim only (Motion set by planning/optimization) · No real-robot actuation: offline evaluation on recorded driving data by CEM-planning (translation·yaw) action sequences with the world model or ranking NoMaD samples

Notes

Key features
Trains a 1B conditional diffusion transformer (CDiT) world model on robot driving video and actions to imagine future video for action sequences, planning·scoring trajectories by similarity to the goal image. On RECON, standalone planning was more accurate (ATE 1.13·RPE 0.35) than NoMaD (1.93·0.52), and adding unlabeled Ego4D video improved prediction in unseen environments.
Notes
Training duration not disclosed. The HF released model was retrained on face-blurred data and may differ from paper figures (gated, CC BY-NC 4.0). Only offline planning evaluation, no real-robot runs. Total data hours not stated. CVPR 2025 Oral.
Verification
Confirmed

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