Hyper3D WorldGen turns a single image into a fully editable 3D world with physics
SarahAnnabels · x · 2026-09-02
- DeemosTech launched Hyper3D WorldGen: generate an entire 3D world from a single image, with every object as an independently editable 3D asset (move, replace, resize, reorder, add or remove).
- It reconstructs spatial positions and relationships, object arrangements, collisions, mass and friction — usable directly as simulation environments.
- Stated use cases: Embodied AI simulation, film & video, 3D/gaming and XR, with scene/camera control and interactive 3D spaces.
- Free 7-day trial code 17ELHKED; the Hyper3D platform also offers image/text-to-3D, texture generation and plugins for Blender, Unity, Unreal and more.
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