Visko launches Orbis for continuous real-time video generation with live prompt changes
- Orbis generates video continuously and applies text instructions entered during a run without restarting the generation; Visko reports an average prompt-to-visible-change delay below one second.
- Visko calls Orbis a Live Model: an internal memory layer carries subjects, scenes, and style across a running video while keeping the cost of retained context roughly flat over longer runs.
- The system accepts text, images, or existing video as inputs, supports multiple prompt languages, and streams 4K video at 24 fps by generating at lower resolution and using a streaming upscaler.
- On 74 tests of one to three minutes with six prompt changes each, Orbis ranked first among the cited real-time systems on DOVER perceptual quality, motion quality, and VideoAlign prompt alignment; it ranked third on a separate aesthetic measure.
- Orbis is available behind sign-in on Visko's site in high-motion and detail-focused modes; the Sunnyvale company, founded in 2025, launched it alongside a $10 million pre-seed round.