Visko launches Orbis, a new real-time AI video model
Orbis keeps a video generation running live, with prompt changes showing up mid-stream in under a second on average.
Visko describes it as a “Live Model” that carries scene state forward while streaming frames continuously. The system uses an internal memory layer to preserve subjects, scenes, and style over longer runs, with the company reporting hour-long outputs that hold quality and color. It accepts text, image, or video starts, supports multilingual prompts, and serves 4K at 24 fps through a streaming upscaler. In Visko’s technical tests, Orbis led on perceptual quality, motion quality, and prompt alignment, while placing third on aesthetics. TestingCatalog's note
Visko describes it as a “Live Model” that carries scene state forward while streaming frames continuously. The system uses an internal memory layer to preserve subjects, scenes, and style over longer runs, with the company reporting hour-long outputs that hold quality and color. It accepts text, image, or video starts, supports multilingual prompts, and serves 4K at 24 fps through a streaming upscaler. In Visko’s technical tests, Orbis led on perceptual quality, motion quality, and prompt alignment, while placing third on aesthetics. TestingCatalog's note
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