SimForcing: Distilling Simulation Motion Priors into Real-Domain Robot World Models
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SimForcing 提出一个仿真引导框架,通过潜空间运动蒸馏与多块仿真条件化,将仿真中的运动先验蒸馏到真实域机器人世界模型中,在 Bridge 和 InternData-A1 上取得最优的 PSNR/SSIM/LPIPS/FVD,并可用于初始化视觉-语言-动作模型以提升 LIBERO 成功率。
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Abstract
SimForcing improves action-conditioned robot world models by distilling motion knowledge from simulation and using controllable simulation conditioning to generate realistic videos across robot datasets.
Action-conditioned robot world modelsmust respond precisely to robot trajectories while preserving realistic visual dynamics, yet learning both from heterogeneous robot videos remains challenging. Simulation offers structured motion supervision, but appearance differences hinder direct transfer, and inaccurate simulation predictions can misguide real-video generation. We present SimForcing, a simulation-guided framework that uses simulation both as a source of transferable motion knowledge and as a controllable reference for prediction. First, we transfer motion knowledge from a simulation teacher throughlatent-motion distillation, aligning temporal changes in latent space to internalize motion priors while mitigating the influence of appearance differences. Second, we introducemulti-block simulation conditioningwithcondition dropoutto exploit predicted simulation trajectories without relying excessively on their accuracy. Our simulation-conditioningclassifier-free guidancescheme unifies these two ideas by balancing predictions based on internalized motion knowledge with those additionally guided by simulation latents. The jointly trained student generates both simulation conditions and real-domain videos, requiring no additional world model at inference. On Bridge, SimForcing achieves the best PSNR, SSIM, LPIPS, and FVD among the compared methods without external embodied pretraining. Evaluation on InternData-A1 further supports its applicability across robot datasets. Moreover, using our trained world model to initialize avision-language-action modelimproves LIBERO success, suggesting its utility for downstream policy learning. https://github.com/Wang-Xiaodong1899/SimForcing
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