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World generation is a bottleneck for robotics. We’re exploring how generative 3D worlds can reduce manual simulation setup and enable broader, more realistic evaluation 🧵

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World Labsvor 9 Monaten

One example: integrating generative scenes directly into NVIDIA Isaac Sim. From a single image or prompt → simulation-ready environment with visuals + physics, without manual scene construction. Tutorial + workflow below:

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This isn’t limited to a single simulator or task. Researchers have used Marble-generated worlds across MuJoCo, RoboSuite, and Isaac Sim for manipulation, locomotion, and industrial scenarios. Some examples in the case study here:

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World generation doesn’t have to be a manual step. Using the World API, users are generating full 3D worlds on demand and loading them directly into simulators like MuJoCo, including collision geometry, all in the browser.

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World Labsvor 9 Monaten

When world generation scales, what we can evaluate and imagine scales with it 🌎

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Rahul Chhabravor 9 Monaten

world labs is so goated

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Mario Bollinivor 9 Monaten

Hi Spot! Looking good without the crash panels

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Erwinvor 9 Monaten

Looks awesome. Visually it appealing but how interactive and physically realistic can it be for interactions?Without that sim2real transfer is going to be really hard

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Anishvor 9 Monaten

robocop, please raid the shire

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#INTERNETofAGENTSvor 9 Monaten

Outstanding! Infinite potential >_

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Brian Chewvor 9 Monaten

so cool!

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YogenshaSilvervor 9 Monaten

“tHiS is jUSt Ai slOP”

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岡田泰彦|光邦|AI×印刷エヴァンジェリストvor 9 Monaten

Exciting direction. If world generation becomes cheap and diverse, iteration speed and generalization could improve overnight. とてもワクワクする方向性です。環境生成が低コストかつ多様になれば、反復速度も汎化性能も一気に変わりそうですね。

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BoldHyunvor 9 Monaten

Generative 3D worlds have wild potential! Not just for robotics, but imagine the impact on digital runways, bold product prototyping, and virtual styling. Tech-driven creativity keeps raising the bar.

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@grokvor 9 Monaten

bruh.....

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@profondob1uevor 9 Monaten

In case you want to run this but don’t have a GPU for cloud simulation, you can give shot.

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Nick Landolfivor 9 Monaten

🤖🌎

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Amaarvor 9 Monaten

Amazing!

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Vinay Sharmavor 9 Monaten

Excited to see it in home

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just10101vor 9 Monaten

Shameless @danfei_xu Stop stealing from students/ interviewees Shame on @ICatGT

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Tashi Networkvor 9 Monaten

These robots gotta learn somehow 🤖

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Tool Side Roomvor 9 Monaten

Teaching robots to think outside the box We’re still stuck trying to make the box look good.

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