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    LingBot-World

    LingBot-World

    Advancing Open-source World Models

    LingBot-World is an open-source, high-fidelity world simulator designed to advance the state of world models through video generation. Built on top of Wan2.2, it enables realistic, dynamic environment simulation across diverse styles, including real-world, scientific, and stylized domains. LingBot-World supports long-term temporal consistency, maintaining coherent scenes and interactions over minute-level horizons. With real-time interactivity and sub-second latency at 16 FPS, it is well-suited for interactive applications and rapid experimentation. ...
    Downloads: 5 This Week
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    Lyra 2

    Lyra 2

    Project Lyra: Open Generative 3D World Models

    ...The system evolves across versions, with newer iterations introducing long-horizon generation and improved 3D consistency across frames. It combines elements of computer vision, generative modeling, and spatial intelligence to produce dynamic and navigable virtual worlds. The architecture is designed to handle both 3D and 4D scene generation, making it suitable for applications such as simulation, gaming, and virtual environments. By emphasizing open implementations, the project provides researchers and developers with access to cutting-edge generative modeling techniques.
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