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World Labs
Building the future of spatial intelligence
About World Labs
World Labs is a frontier AI research and product company. Our mission is to empower and augment humanity's capabilities, transforming how we live and work by advancing spatial and physical intelligence - enabling AI to model the world and reason about objects, places, and interactions across space and time. It is the foundation for both creating worlds and interacting within them: perceiving the world around us, anticipating the consequences of actions, and operating reliably in both virtual and physical worlds. The world models we are building today are the foundation of that future — one that truly empowers people and businesses by augmenting humanity's capabilities for how we work and live, revolutionizing storytelling, creativity, robotics, scientific discovery, and beyond. These are ambitious goals, so we are building an ambitious company to tackle them. World Labs was founded by AI pioneer Fei-Fei Li alongside Justin Johnson, Ben Mildenhall, and Christoph Lassner, leaders in machine learning, generative AI, computer vision, and graphics. Today, our team spans research, engineering, robotics, product, design, and business, creating a tight feedback loop between frontier research and products and solutions that empower our customers and partners. Excited about our vision? Come join us.
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Signals from World Labs
18 published signals
Products & Services
World Labs released a new frontier world model that is more crisper and more controllable than before.
Reported by David Tian
Products & Services
World Labs introduced Atlas, a new model representing the next step toward solving spatial intelligence.
Reported by Michael Greenberg
Products & Services
World Labs introduced Atlas, a new model representing the next step toward solving spatial intelligence, designed to move generative AI models into the professional tool realm for pixel-based tasks in AEC and VFX industries.
Reported by Michael Greenberg
Partnerships
World Labs is opening Atlas to a limited group of early-access partners.
Reported by Michael Greenberg
Products & Services
World Labs pre-trained a world model from scratch.
Reported by Daniel Chao
Products & Services
World Labs launched Atlas, a tool that allows users to model major components of their cave, space, and time by seeding with a single or multiple images.
Reported by Paul Zhang
Products & Services
World Labs built Atlas, the best camera conditioned frame autoregressive model in the world.
Reported by Chris Wendler
Products & Services
World Labs launched Atlas, a new world model that generates the whole scene from a single image, even parts not in the image.
Reported by David Pantera
Products & Services
World Labs launched Atlas, a simulation tool for real-to-sim in physical AI and robotics.
Reported by David Pantera
Products & Services
World Labs reconstructed a full house from just a handful of shots using Atlas
Reported by Joned Sarwar
Products & Services
World Labs is sharing Atlas, a major step toward world models that can generate with precise camera control, reconstruct in 3D, and create explorable worlds for people and machines.
Reported by Divya Shivaprasad
Products & Services
World Labs spent the past few months building a new foundation model.
Reported by Jos van der Westhuizen
Products & Services
World Labs launched Atlas, a next-generation multimodal world model.
Reported by Daniel Pincus
Products & Services
World Labs introduced Atlas, a new omni world model for spatial intelligence that generates image and video frames with pixel-perfect camera control and reconstructs them in 3D.
Reported by David Pantera
Products & Services
World Labs launched Atlas, a new model of activity.
Reported by David Pantera
Products & Services
World Labs used Atlas to turn a couple phone clip into a short film
Reported by David Pantera
Research & Knowledge
World Labs made a sizable step toward solving the problem of predicting how the world operates and changes over space and time with Atlas.
Reported by Chao-Yuan Wu
Products & Services
World Labs launched Atlas, a sparse-view reconstruction system for 3D computer vision.
Reported by Yuying (Eryn) Qian