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Code | Datasets
Open Resources.
OpenEnvision organizes research artifacts as clean, reusable releases. Code, checkpoints, datasets, evaluation files, and documentation are treated as part of the same scientific record.
Resource Types
A release surface for every part of the research stack.
This page defines the resource categories OpenEnvision uses for public releases and highlights available open-source artifacts.
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Models
Checkpoints, adapters, model cards, intended-use notes, and evaluation summaries for released systems.03
Datasets
Curated multimodal, temporal, spatial, and embodied data with task definitions, metadata, splits, and responsible-use notes.04
Benchmarks & Results
Evaluation protocols, leaderboards, result files, metric definitions, and comparison artifacts for reproducible analysis.Featured Open Resource
WorldFoundry
Explore the public source repository and documentation for WorldFoundry. The code, setup instructions, technical references, and usage guides are available through the two official entry points below.
Release Workflow
From internal experiments to public resources.
Every release is prepared to make the surrounding research legible: what data was used, what model behavior was measured, what claims are supported, and what artifacts can be reused.
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Package
Collect code, data manifests, checkpoints, configuration, and result files.
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Document
Write usage scope, metadata, limitations, evaluation setup, and citation details.
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Verify
Check links, file structure, minimal loading paths, and reproducibility notes.
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Publish
Release stable artifacts with a clear version, license, and update path.
Standards
What every public resource should make clear.
Version
Stable identifiers, update notes, and compatibility expectations.
Scope
Intended use, task definitions, data coverage, and known limitations.
Evidence
Evaluation settings, metrics, result files, and comparison context.
Reuse
License, citation, file layout, and practical loading instructions.