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World Motion Models: Flexible Sequence Modeling of SE(3) Trajectories

NeurIPS 2026 · 3D vision › 3D generation · approach: Scene-aware human motion synthesis · 0 citations (OpenAlex)

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Proposes World Motion Models, flow-matching transformers with per-token noise levels over sparse SE(3) pose trajectories, using context tokens and any-marginal masking to serve as policies, world models, and retargeting/HOI generators across six applications.

Problem

Learning a unified generative prior over the dynamic 3D world that supports arbitrary known/unknown conditioning (prediction, policy, planning, retargeting) across heterogeneous entities such as robots, humans, objects, and scene points.

Approach

Represent every moving entity as sparse SE(3) pose tokens (9-D three-point parameterization) and train a flow-matching transformer with independent per-token noise levels plus a decoupled context-token timeline, so any mask of observed vs. target tokens yields a different conditional sampler from one network.

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Experimental setup

Datasets: Language Table TraceGen (Droid, EpicKitchen) OMOMO AMASS Embody3D TACO PyRoKi

Benchmarks: Language Table TraceGen OMOMO humanoid retargeting (G1, TWIST sim) TACO

Metrics: success rate MSE MAE endpoint MSE MPJPE tracking error

Baselines: ACT LAPA LCB TraceGen CHOIS GMR PHUMA

Builds on: Diffusion Forcing flow matching ACT AdaLN PointNet

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