InSpatio is preparing SpatioSim, its 3D world creation platform.

InSpatio is preparing SpatioSim, a platform using InSpatio-World and InSpatio-WorldFM models to turn text, photos, and videos into editable 3D world simulations.

SpatioSim, by InSpatio (a specialized spatial intelligence team), is presented as a platform designed to transform ideas or real-world captures into editable and simulable 3D worlds. Inputs range from text and prompts to photos, videos, LiDAR scans, and drone footage.

Three functions structure the platform: generating an environment, freely editing it, then simulating within it physical interactions, robot movements, or gameplay. The demonstration released by the team illustrates this versatility: a capture of a furniture store becomes an explorable space, a reference photo is used to generate a fantasy interior, and several sequences feature robotic simulations (an arm grabbing a can, a quadruped in a warehouse, a humanoid manipulating packages) as well as a first-person gameplay scene.

The product targets film creators and studios, game developers, and robotics teams. It extends InSpatio's open-source models, including InSpatio-World, which converts a video into a real-time navigable 4D world at 24 frames per second, and InSpatio-WorldFM, a model for generating coherent multi-view images capable of running on an RTX 4090. A beta phase is planned soon.