Summary
Visko announced a $10 million pre-seed round and public access to Orbis, a model that continuously generates interactive video rather than producing a fixed clip. The company reports 4K output at 24 frames per second, persistent memory and physics-grounded generation, but the performance claims have not yet been independently established.
Why it matters
Persistent, steerable world models could become useful for simulation, robotics, games and interactive media if they can maintain coherence and physical consistency over long periods.
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