arXiv Computer Vision By Skand Peri, Hung Nguyen, Chanho Kim, Li Fuxin, Stefan Lee

3D Point World Models: Point Completion Enables More Accurate Dynamics Learning

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The paper introduces 3D Point World Models (3DPWM), a task‑agnostic world model that completes partial point clouds before learning action‑conditioned dynamics in 3D space. By operating on fully reconstructed geometry, 3DPWM achieves reliable long‑horizon rollouts (100–300+ steps) and accurate cost evaluation for model‑based planning. Experiments on various robotic embodiments and tabletop manipulation tasks show that 3DPWM supports both open‑loop and closed‑loop planning and enables successful sim‑to‑real transfer.

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