View profile for Dr. Qamar Ul Islam D.Engg. B.Tech. M.Tech. Ph.D. FHEA

Assistant Professor at School of Engineering & Technology, Baba Ghulam Shah Badshah University - Rajouri (J&K) India.

“What if a robot could ‘imagine’ a world from a sentence—then practice safely inside it before touching the real one?” This is the promise of a world generative model for robots: turn text or a short example into an interactive training ground where agents can try, fail, and improve—fast. New models can generate playable, persistent environments in real time, giving robots a place to learn skills, anticipate consequences, and transfer safer, smarter behaviors to warehouses, homes, and roads. Google DeepMind’s Genie 3 shows on-the-fly, text-to-world simulation; Wayve’s GAIA line uses generative world models to stress-test autonomy under diverse, controllable scenarios; and UniSim explores learning interactive simulators directly from real data. Together, they point to a future where robots gain foresight—not just reflexes. Speaker Dr. Qamar Ul Islam D.Engg. B.Tech. M.Tech. Ph.D. FHEA #WorldModels #Robotics #GenerativeAI #Simulation #Safety #EdgeAI #DeepLearning #InfiniteMind

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