Roblox introduces Cube 3D. Roblox has launched Cube 3D, the first version of its artificial intelligence (AI) model designed for creating 3D renderings of objects on its online gaming platform.

Roblox is launching and open-sourcing Cube 3D, the first version of its foundational AI model for generating 3D objects. The model is trained on 3D objects. Eventually, it will be multimodal.

Creators can further adjust the in-game item within Roblox Studio. The open source version of Cube 3D allows anyone to customize, create plug-ins, or train the model with their own datasets to fit ...

Roblox Corporation is in the process of claiming a patent that would enable Roblox users to generate 3D models from 2D images. Game ... 3D model and asset that can be manipulated in Roblox Studio.

Creator Store Insertion: Assistant can now insert 3D models from Roblox’s Creator Store to help creators populate their scenes. Creator Store is where creators can buy and sell assets made by and for ...

Roblox, a popular gaming platform, has introduced its open-source Cube 3D AI model. This is the company’s first iteration of its foundational AI model capable of generating 3D objects. The company ...

The Roblox team also announced it is working on training AI models to generate Roblox avatars. In theory, it would allow users to generate 3D avatar models. The team is still figuring it out with ...

SAN FRANCISCO: Roblox announced on Monday that it's launching the first iteration of its 3D model "Cube" to allow creators to create 3D objects using generative AI.

Roblox will make its upcoming 3D Foundational Model open source—and wants it to see wider adoption across the gaming industry. This means third-party game developers could change the model as ...

Roblox announced Monday that it’s launching the first iteration of its 3D model, dubbed “Cube,” to allow creators to create 3D objects using generative AI. The company also launched an open ...

Roblox will make its upcoming 3D Foundational Model open source—and wants it to see wider adoption across the gaming industry. This means third-party game developers could change the model as ...