NVlabs/PointWorld
PointWorld: Scaling 3D World Models for In-The-Wild Robotic Manipulation
What it solves
PointWorld addresses the challenge of scaling 3D world models for robotic manipulation in real-world ("in-the-wild") environments. It provides a way to predict how a full 3D scene will evolve (scene flow) based on partial RGB-D captures and the actions the robot takes.
How it works
PointWorld is a large pre-trained 3D world model that represents both the environment and robot actions as 3D point flows. It predicts full-scene 3D point flows from partially observable RGB-D data. The architecture utilizes a scene encoder backbone based on DINOv3 and incorporates adapted components from Point Transformer V3 (PTv3) in various sizes (small, base, and large).
Who it’s for
This project is designed for researchers and developers working on 3D world models, robotic manipulation, and embodied AI who need a pipeline for training and evaluating 3D scene-flow predictions.
Highlights
- Multi-Domain Training: Supports training on DROID (real-world) and BEHAVIOR (simulation) datasets, or a combination of both.
- 3D Point Flow Representation: Predicts full-scene evolution by treating both observations and actions as 3D point flows.
- Interactive Visualization: Includes a live 3D viewer built on
viserto step through temporal evolution and compare model predictions against ground truth. - Flexible Architecture: Offers multiple PTv3 size variants (small, base, large) to balance performance and resource usage.
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