Develops a vision-language foundation model for autonomous driving that unifies 3D BEV perception, visual question answering, and motion planning without changing the pretrained VLM architecture. Key elements include an external BEV perception head for 3D detection and occupancy, a Planning Expert using flow-matching for trajectory prediction, and a staged training recipe combining driving and general VLM data.
Learns generalizable World Action Models for robotic manipulation by scaling causal egocentric video pretraining and grounding learned dynamics with heterogeneous robot trajectories. Key features: a three-stage curriculum (video pretraining, video-action mid-training with a unified action representation, and target-robot specialization) and a Slow–Fast dual-system for 30 Hz real-time action prediction.