World Labs adds Frameboy for real-time Atlas scene streaming
World Labs released Frameboy on November 5, 2026, a research preview that streams Atlas-generated 3D scenes in real time to a browser. Users control the camera and see frames at up to 15 frames per second, unlike Atlas’s traditional batch mode, which takes tens of seconds or minutes per video. This change lets users adjust camera paths on the fly, embedding experimentation into navigation rather…
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- Frameboy streams Atlas-generated 3D scenes at up to 15 frames per second with camera control in real time
- Users can adjust camera paths mid-exploration, replacing batch generation with interactive navigation
- Viewfinder’s closed-beta app lets users build scenes frame by frame before streaming them via Frameboy
World Labs Releases Frameboy for Real-Time Atlas Exploration
Unite.AI · 5 November 2026
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