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Add DriveVA (ECCV 2026) with paper and official code - #145
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Adds DriveVA: Video Action Models are Zero-Shot Drivers (ECCV 2026) to Vision / Generation, with the Springer proceedings link and official code.
DriveVA uses a pretrained video diffusion backbone and a shared DiT decoder to jointly generate future driving videos and action trajectories. The entry uses the Springer publication date and includes the official implementation.
Validation: checked for an existing DriveVA entry and PR; the change follows the local list format and
git diff --checkpasses. The new entry parses correctly with the repository’s README-to-database converter in isolation. Full README conversion already fails on the existing VideoFusion entry, which lacks an author line; the same failure occurs before this change.