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Velox routes video-world attention by spatial memory and speeds chunk 48 denoising 2.43×
Velox uses camera-frustum overlap to select historical context, reporting 4.36× faster attention and 2.43× faster denoising at chunk 48. The approach targets growing KV-cache costs in long interactive video rollouts.
- What
- - Velox is a training-free attention router that selects region-level context for chunked video diffusion world models.
- Method
- - It represents history as camera frustum slabs and uses recency-priority multiwarp for current-block depth; overlap modulates importance for covered regions.
- Why it matters
- - By reducing attention growth with rollout length, it reports 2.43× faster denoising at chunk 48 while staying within 0.15 average points of dense LingBot-Fast-Cam on WBench navigation.
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