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World Labs

World Labs ships Marble, a public product for persistent 3D worlds, and has announced World API as the developer platform direction.

What this company is for

Create editable 3D worlds in Marble.

Consumer access. Public product

Visitor can see. Create, edit, explore, share, and export persistent 3D worlds.

Where the claim stops. For 3D world creation; not robot simulation or many-agent worlds.

This company's models

Models from World Labs

3D world model

Marble

Creates persistent 3D worlds from images, text, video, spatial layouts.

Public product surface with World Labs account access.

Generated 3D-world creation product, not robotics simulator or civilization environment.

Open the Marble dossier

World model platform

World API

World Labs' developer platform for generating and manipulating 3D worlds.

Announced; check access, quotas, endpoints, terms in World Labs docs.

Check production limits, pricing, usage controls against current API docs.

Open the World API dossier

What to open first

World Labs is the clearest public 3D-world product lane.

If a reader wants a generated place they can enter, edit, and export, Marble is the first World Labs surface to check. The company frames the output as a persistent 3D world, not a finished clip or a 360 backdrop.

World API is the second page to open. It is an announced developer platform for generating and manipulating 3D worlds, not proof that every Marble workflow is already an unrestricted public API.

What it is not

A creator world is not a robot stack or a civilization sim.

Marble should not be cited as a robotics simulator, a Street View-grounded research preview, or a many-agent society. Those jobs belong to Cosmos, Genie, and Project Sid.

The useful comparison is output type. Skybox AI is stronger for panoramic shells. HY-World 2.0 is stronger when public code and reconstruction materials matter more than a polished app.

How to verify

Start from the app and docs, then read the dated signals.

The Marble app, World Labs launch post, and current documentation are the primary sources for what visitors can actually do. Pricing, quotas, export formats, and API access should be checked there, not inferred from a demo reel.

Release signals on this site are useful only after that check. A model rollout or API announcement can change the map without turning World Labs into a general world-model platform for every use case.

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