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nvidia releases four new cosmos 3 ai models for interactive world simulation
nvidia added four open-weight checkpoints to its cosmos 3 model family to support interactive world simulation and driving scene generation.
Summary
nvidia expanded its cosmos platform by releasing four new open-weight checkpoints in the cosmos 3 model family. all four models are post-trained examples of cosmos 3 nano with 16b trainable parameters. they use the openmdw1.1 license for commercial and non-commercial use.
What changed
- cosmos3-nano-transfer-auto generates multi-view driving data with varied weather, lighting, and time of day.
- cosmos3-nano-sim-auto streams synchronized camera and lidar observations for driving simulation.
- cosmos3-nano-sim-transfer turns simulator controls and a text prompt into photorealistic video.
- cosmos3-nano-sim-bimanual predicts video from robot or camera actions.
Availability
Available now“Download the checkpoints · Read the technical report . Watch the demos”
Founder takeaway
download the checkpoints and read the technical report to test offline data generation or robotic simulation workflows for your projects.
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