Visko launches Orbis: Real-time 4K video model with live prompt editing
testingcatalog · x · 2026-09-02
Visko has launched Orbis, a real-time video model classified as a "Live Model" that modifies video output in response to prompt changes during generation. Unlike traditional tools that produce fixed clips, Orbis streams frames continuously, allowing new instructions to appear in the output within a second without restarting. It maintains consistency across long runs via an internal memory layer and supports 4K/24fps streaming from text, image, or video inputs. A technical report benchmarks Orbis against other real-time systems like LongLive, showing leadership in perceptual quality, motion quality, and prompt alignment across 74 test cases.
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