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What this company is for
Consumer access. Public demo
Visitor can see. A keyboard-controlled demo world showing interaction beyond fixed clips.
Where the claim stops. Interesting demo, not a polished product or export workflow.
This company's models
Realtime open-world AI model
Realtime open-world model: interactive video world from keyboard input, frame-by-frame.
Project page with public demo, code, weights; Decart/Etched context.
Action-conditioned research demo, not production 3D workflow or world platform.
What to open first
The project page describes Oasis as a realtime open-world model: keyboard input changes the next generated frame. That is the point. The demo exists to show interaction, not to ship a game engine or a 3D exporter.
Open code and weight links make Oasis easier to classify than a closed preview. They do not make it a production world platform.
How to read the demo
Oasis is useful because a person can press keys and watch the world respond. That is enough to teach the gap between video generation and interactive environments.
It is not enough to claim broad physics, persistent memory, or engine-ready assets. Judge the demo by latency, controllability, and failure modes, then stop.
How to verify
Decart AI and Etched are credited together on the public Oasis materials this site uses. If a later official source splits the project, the dossier should be updated rather than guessed.
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