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MultiWorld Dataset

Dataset Summary

MultiWorld is a large-scale multi-agent multi-view video dataset collected for training video world models. It contains two complementary sources of data:

  1. It Takes Two Gameplay Dataset: 100+ hours of real human gameplay from the cooperative action-adventure game It Takes Two, featuring dual-agent synchronized actions with distinct first-person viewpoints.
  2. RoboFactory Manipulation Dataset: Multi-robot manipulation trajectories spanning 4 tasks with 2-4 agents and variable camera viewpoints, including both success and failure episodes.

This dataset is the official release accompanying the paper "MultiWorld: Scalable Multi-Agent Multi-View Video World Models".


Dataset Details

It Takes Two Gameplay

Property Value
Total Duration 100+ hours
Frame Rate 60 FPS
Resolution 480 × 960
Agents 2 players
Viewpoints 2 distinct first-person views per episode
Actions Synchronized keyboard and mouse actions per agent
Modality RGB video + discrete/continuous action vectors

The gameplay videos are captured from real human players cooperating in the game. Each frame is accompanied by per-agent action labels capturing keyboard presses and mouse movements.

RoboFactory Manipulation

Property Value
Tasks 4 multi-robot manipulation tasks
Agents 2–4 robots per task
Viewpoints Variable camera configurations per task
Resolution 256 × 320
Success Episodes 1,000 per task
Failure Episodes 2,000 per task
Modality RGB video + robot proprioception + actions

Tasks include collaborative stacking, pushing, and pick-and-place scenarios. Both successful and failed trajectories are included to support learning robust world models and failure prediction.


Possible Usage

The dataset is intended for research in:

  • Video world models
  • Multi-agent video generation
  • Multi-view consistent video generation.

Contact

For questions about the dataset, please open an issue on the GitHub repository or contact the authors.