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Velox: spatial memory router speeds up video world models

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A paper on arXiv introduces Velox, a training-free attention router that selects context at the token-block level using camera frustum slab correspondences from streaming geometry, aiming to cut the growing KV-cache cost of chunked video diffusion world models as rollouts lengthen. The authors report a 4.36x attention speedup and 2.43x denoising speedup at chunk 48, and a gap of within 0.15 average points versus the dense LingBot-Fast-Cam baseline across the full 158-case WBench navigation split. The work is by Qiuhong Shen, Shizun Wang and Xinchao Wang; all figures are author-reported and have not been independently verified.

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Generation speed over long rollouts is a key bottleneck for interactive world models, and Velox claims to cut attention cost substantially while staying close to a dense baseline on a navigation benchmark.

Computer Science > Computer Vision and Pattern Recognition

arXiv:2610.22311 (cs)

[Submitted on 15 Oct 2026]

Title:Velox: Spatial Memory Makes World Models Efficient

Authors:Qiuhong Shen, Shizun Wang, Xinchao Wang

View a PDF of the paper titled Velox: Spatial Memory Makes World Models Efficient, by Qiuhong Shen and 2 other authors

#Velox#LingBot-Fast-Cam#WBench#Nvidia H200#arXiv

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