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arXiv Robotics — research abstracts· Tianran Liu, Shengwen Zhao, Mozhgan Pourkeshavarz, Weican Li, Nicholas Rhinehart·· 2 days agoSignalEditorial score85

OccSim: Multi-kilometer Simulation with Long-horizon Occupancy World Models

OccSim: Multi-kilometer Simulation with Long-horizon Occupancy World Models

Summary

OccSim is a data-driven autonomous driving simulation framework that eliminates the need for HD maps or pre-recorded logs. It generates over 3000 continuous frames and maps spanning more than 9 kilometers, with the potential to extend beyond 110K frames. The system uses a static occupancy world model and a Layout Generator to synthesize diverse simulation data, achieving up to 74% zero-shot performance on unseen data when scaled.

Editorial context

This paper introduces OccSim, a novel 3D occupancy world model that enables long-horizon simulation without relying on HD maps or pre-recorded logs. It achieves an 80x improvement in stable generation length and can generate over 9 kilometers of synthetic environment maps.

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  • improvement in stable generation length

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    rst 3D occupancy world model driven simulator that requires neither HD maps nor log-derived layouts. OccSim obviates the requirement for continuous logs or HD maps; conditioned only on a single initial frame and a sequence of future ego-actions. It can stably generate over 3000 continuous frames, an 80x improvement in stable generation length over previous SoTA occupancy world models, and fuses them into maps spannin
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  • Frames

    110,000 frames

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    g over 9 kilometers. Further qualitative stress tests show that it can roll out beyond 110K frames. OccSim is powered by two modules: W-DiT based static occupancy world model and the Layout Generator. W-DiT handles the ultra-long-horizon generation of static environments by explicitly introducing known rigid transformations in architecture design, while the Layout Generator populates the dynamic foreground with react
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  • data size scaling factor

    ≤5

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    aled up to 5x its original size, zero-shot performance increases to 74%.
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rst 3D occupancy world model driven simulator that requires neither HD maps nor log-derived layouts. OccSim obviates the requirement for continuous logs or HD maps; conditioned only on a single initial frame and a sequence of future ego-actions. It can stably generate over 3000 continuous frames, an 80x improvement in stable generation length over previous SoTA occupancy world models, and fuses them into maps spannin

Open source S3

g over 9 kilometers. Further qualitative stress tests show that it can roll out beyond 110K frames. OccSim is powered by two modules: W-DiT based static occupancy world model and the Layout Generator. W-DiT handles the ultra-long-horizon generation of static environments by explicitly introducing known rigid transformations in architecture design, while the Layout Generator populates the dynamic foreground with react

Open source S4

ive agents based on the synthesized road topology. With these designs, OccSim can synthesize massive, diverse simulation streams. Extensive experiments demonstrate its downstream utility: data collected directly from OccSim can pre-train 4D semantic occupancy forecasting models to achieve up to 67% zero-shot performance on unseen data, outperforming previous asset-based simulator by 11%. When the collected data is sc

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aled up to 5x its original size, zero-shot performance increases to 74%.

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