MoWorld: Domestic NPU Achieves 50FPS Interactive World Model
机器之心 · wechat · 2026-07-07
Moxin Technology officially released MoWorld, claiming it as the world's first Flash World Model (an ultra-high frame-rate interactive world model). Built on a 14B parameter MoE architecture, it achieves up to 50FPS real-time inference on Huawei Ascend NPUs, targeting autonomous driving and robotics control scenarios. Compared to GPUs, full-stack NPU optimization reduces inference costs by 70%, marking the first complete pipeline from pre-training to real-time deployment on a domestic NPU, and supporting long-term interactive video world generation. The technical report has been released, with model weights and code open-sourcing soon, alongside public access to a domestic NPU super-node service.
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