Kimi K3.1 Builds a 3D Site Exploding a Robotic Hand into 2,317 Parts
crystalsssup · x · 2026-10-24
A hands-on demo of Kimi K3.1 Pro's 3D modeling: asked to build an interactive website that disassembles a seven-axis dexterous robotic arm into 2,317 parts, with live 360° orbit, gesture/motion playback and shell finishes — it performed impressively well. Project is live to explore.
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