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Deemos launches Hyper3D WorldGen to create editable 3D scenes from single images

Deemos has released Hyper3D WorldGen, a tool that generates editable, multi-asset 3D scenes from a single image. This technology is based on Deemos's CAST research, which previously received an award at SIGGRAPH. The tool is designed for use in game development, film production, XR applications, and embodied simulation, with compatibility for platforms like Blender and Unreal Engine. AI

IMPACT Enables faster creation of 3D assets for gaming, film, and simulation by leveraging AI from a single image.

RANK_REASON Product launch of a tool that integrates AI capabilities.

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Deemos launches Hyper3D WorldGen to create editable 3D scenes from single images

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  1. Pandaily TIER_1 English(EN) · [email protected] (Pandaily) ·

    Deemos Hyper3D WorldGen Builds Editable Multi-Asset 3D Scenes From a Single Image

    Deemos has launched Hyper3D WorldGen, which converts one image into editable multi-asset 3D scenes using its SIGGRAPH-awarded CAST research. The tool targets games, film, XR and embodied simulation pipelines including Blender and Unreal Engine.