Atlas by World Labs
Turn text, pics, video, + 3D into camera-controlled HD video
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Turn text, pics, video, + 3D into camera-controlled HD video
310 followers
Atlas is World Labs' omni world model. It takes text, images, video, and 3D, then generates camera-controlled 1440p video up to a minute, reconstructs scenes from a few photos, and simulates space-time for robotics. Early access.
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Hey PH community 👋
Excited to hunt Atlas from World Labs today.
I’ve been waiting for a world model that actually understands space, not just pretty video. Atlas is that: generate a scene, reconstruct a real room from a couple of photos, then move a camera through it with real geometry.
The demo that got me: two people filmed a scene on a couple of phones, and Atlas turned it into a short film. It generates the parts nobody filmed, freezes time, and lets you reframe from angles that were never shot.
https://x.com/davidpantera_/status/2094841083805266401
Eric just used Atlas to generate this 3D reconstruction of his childhood home from only 3 images he grabbed from google street view.
https://x.com/eerac/status/20951...
Early access is open, and this is the model that’ll power Marble next.
Go request access and tell the team what you’d build 🚀
Impressive results. I wonder what is the next step for your team?
the "reconstructs a scene from a few photos and fills in the parts nobody filmed" part is impressive but also the part that worries me a bit for the robotics use case - if it's confidently generating plausible geometry for spaces it never actually saw, how do you know where the real reconstruction ends and the hallucinated fill-in begins when the output is meant to inform physical navigation?
looks cool - excited to try
Love that Atlas treats text, images, video, and 3D as one unified world model instead of separate pipelines, and simulating space-time for robotics is a genuinely forward-looking touch.