OmniNWM: Omniscient Driving Navigation World Models
Bohan Li, Zhuang Ma, Dalong Du, Baorui Peng, Zhujin Liang, Zhenqiang Liu, Chao Ma, Yueming Jin, Hao Zhao, Wenjun Zeng, Xin Jin

TL;DR
OmniNWM is a comprehensive world model for autonomous driving that integrates panoramic video generation, precise control, and rule-based rewards, enabling improved performance and stability in navigation tasks.
Contribution
The paper introduces OmniNWM, a unified framework that jointly models panoramic videos, precise trajectory control, and occupancy-based rewards for autonomous driving.
Findings
Achieves state-of-the-art video generation quality.
Demonstrates high control accuracy and stability.
Provides a reliable evaluation framework with occupancy-grounded rewards.
Abstract
Autonomous driving world models are expected to work effectively across three core dimensions: state, action, and reward. Existing models, however, are typically restricted to limited state modalities, short video sequences, imprecise action control, and a lack of reward awareness. In this paper, we introduce OmniNWM, an omniscient panoramic navigation world model that addresses all three dimensions within a unified framework. For state, OmniNWM jointly generates panoramic videos of RGB, semantics, metric depth, and 3D occupancy. A flexible forcing strategy enables high-quality long-horizon auto-regressive generation. For action, we introduce a normalized panoramic Plucker ray-map representation that encodes input trajectories into pixel-level signals, enabling highly precise and generalizable control over panoramic video generation. Regarding reward, we move beyond learning reward…
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Taxonomy
TopicsGenerative Adversarial Networks and Image Synthesis · Human Pose and Action Recognition · Multimodal Machine Learning Applications
