World Labs releases Frameboy for real-time exploration of Atlas worlds

Nov 6

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   World Labs releases Frameboy research preview: Atlas world model generates in real time at up to 15 fps from a single image

   World Labs, founded by Fei-Fei Li, has released a research preview demo called Frameboy, raising the generation speed of its autoregressive world model Atlas to up to 15 fps, allowing users to control the camera in real time in a browser and freely explore a 3D world generated from a single image. The team carried out deep inference optimization on Atlas and simultaneously added a real-time rendering overlay mode to the web application Viewfinder; it is currently in closed beta with a waitlist open. The official announcement also notes that Frameboy at this stage must run on high-performance cloud GPU servers, with costs higher than traditional local rendering.

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4. 06:27

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   Li Fei-Fei's World Labs releases Frameboy, enabling real-time exploration of AI-generated 3D worlds

   World Labs, founded by Li Fei-Fei, released the demo project Frameboy on November 5 local time, allowing users to explore AI-generated 3D worlds in real time at up to 15 frames per second. The project is based on the autoregressive world model Atlas launched in September; by optimizing inference efficiency, it streams generated frames in real time from cloud GPUs to the browser, and users can freely move the viewpoint just like operating a game camera. Frameboy is still a research preview project, relies on high-performance cloud GPUs, and costs more to run than local rendering; 15 fps is also only the maximum frame rate. Its real-time generation feature has been integrated into the web application Viewfinder, which remains in closed beta.

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   World Labs Releases Frameboy for Real-Time Exploration of the Atlas World Model

   World Labs has released a research preview of Frameboy, which can stream frames generated by the Atlas world model from cloud GPUs to the browser at up to 15 fps, allowing users to control the camera viewpoint in real time. Atlas is an autoregressive world model that can generate scenes from just a single input image or text description, while retaining the ability to synthesize novel views from multiple images. This real-time capability has also been integrated into the web application Viewfinder, where users can build scenes frame by frame and then explore them in real time with the Frameboy overlay; Viewfinder is currently in closed beta.

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