SyncWorld turns world models into zero-shot robot simulators via visual calibration
Yuncong Yang · hf · 2026-09-10
- SyncWorld is an action-conditioned world model that learns environment-specific action-to-visual mappings from visual calibration episodes.
- This enables zero-shot simulation and test-time policy improvement in unseen robotic settings without retraining.
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