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TeleopWM-Dataset

TeleopWM-Dataset is a large-scale collection of CARLA driving rollouts used for training and evaluating TeleopWM, a predictive latent world model for latency-resilient vision-based teleoperation.

The dataset contains synchronized RGB observations, vehicle controls, speed measurements, and metadata used to construct short-horizon future prediction tasks for both visual rollout prediction and future-action forecasting.

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Overview

TeleopWM-Dataset was designed for research on:

  • latency-resilient teleoperation
  • predictive display
  • future observation prediction
  • future action prediction
  • world models for driving
  • autonomous and teleoperated vehicle systems

The dataset follows a CARLA/MILE-style rollout format and contains driving data collected across multiple CARLA towns and driving scenarios.

Dataset Structure

mile_action_diverse/
β”œβ”€β”€ train/
β”‚   β”œβ”€β”€ Town01/
β”‚   β”œβ”€β”€ Town03/
β”‚   └── Town04/
β”‚
β”œβ”€β”€ val/
β”‚   └── Town02/
β”‚
└── test/
    └── Town05/

The official TeleopWM experiments use:

Split Towns
Train Town01, Town03, Town04
Validation Town02
Test Town05

This split was selected to evaluate generalization to previously unseen environments.

Data Contents

Each rollout contains:

  • RGB camera images

  • vehicle controls:

    • throttle
    • steering
    • brake
  • vehicle speed

  • route metadata

  • rollout metadata stored in:

pd_dataframe.pkl

The TeleopWM pipeline constructs:

  • 9 past frames
  • 8 future frames

for predictive world-model training.

Control Representation

Raw controls are stored as:

[throttle, steer, brake]

TeleopWM internally converts them into:

[longitudinal, scaled_steer, speed]

where:

longitudinal = throttle - brake

This representation is used by the released TeleopWM model.

Dataset Statistics

Approximate release size:

Split Size
Train 71 GB
Validation 11 GB
Test 9 GB
Total ~90 GB

MILE Acknowledgement

This dataset uses a CARLA rollout format derived from the MILE ecosystem.

We acknowledge the contributions of the MILE project and the associated CARLA data-collection framework. The rollout structure, metadata conventions, and driving-data organization are based on the MILE pipeline and were extended for TeleopWM research on predictive display and future-action forecasting.

If you use this dataset, please also consider citing the original MILE work.

Intended Use

This dataset is intended for:

  • predictive world-model research
  • future frame prediction
  • future action prediction
  • teleoperation research
  • latency mitigation research
  • autonomous driving research
  • imitation learning research

Out-of-Scope Use

This dataset is not intended to:

  • certify safety-critical driving systems
  • validate real-world autonomous vehicles without additional testing
  • represent all driving environments or traffic conditions
  • serve as a benchmark for real-world safety evaluation

Citation

If you use TeleopWM-Dataset, please cite:

@misc{teleopwm_dataset2026,
  title={TeleopWM-Dataset: A CARLA Dataset for Latency-Resilient Vision-Based Teleoperation},
  author={Khalil, Aws and Kwon, Jaerock},
  year={2026}
}

License

This dataset is released under the MIT License.

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