Wonder: Video World Model Done Better
Summary
Wonder is a general-purpose video world model that enables real-time, camera-controllable world exploration from an image or conditional video. It introduces camera conditioning via dense coordinate fields, a sparse attention memory mechanism, and techniques to improve distillation, allowing minute-scale video generation at 16 FPS.
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Abstract
WepresentWonder,ageneral-purposevideoworldmodelforreal-time,camera-controllableworldexploration.Givenanimageoraconditionalvideo,Wonderconstructsaplayableworldwhereuserscannavigateinteractivelybymovingthecamera,discoveringunseenregions,andrevisitingpreviouslyobservedareasinrealtimeandoveralong-termhorizon.Achievingthiscapabilityrequiresasystem-levelco-designofcontrolmethod,memorymechanism,andtrainingstrategy.Weintroduceanovelcameraconditioningwithadensecoordinatefieldwhoserenderingsprovidespatiallyalignedmotionandorientationcues,allowingthemodeltointerpretcameramotiondirectlyasvisualevidence.Tosupportfastandprecisememoryretrievaloveragrowinggenerationcontext,weproposeanefficientsparseattention-basedmemorymechanism,enablingthemodeltoselectivelyattendtoasmallsetofrelevantcontexttokensatinferencetime,regardlessofactualcontextlength.Wefurtherdevelopseveraltechniquestorectifytheself-forcing-styledistillationpipeline,improvingthestudentmodel’sabilitytorespectcontrolsignals,aswellasmaintainingdiversegenerationmodesandlong-termmemoryfromtheteacher.Together,thesecomponentsenableWondertosynthesizediverse,minute-scalevideosat16FPSwhilepreservingcoherentgeometry,appearance,anddynamicsacrosslongrollouts.Beyondimage-to-videogeneration,Wondernaturallysupportsvideo-conditionedgeneration,allowingexistingdynamicscenestobere-shotinrealtime.
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