VIGGLE

What is VIGGLE?

VIGGLE redefines video creation by merging generative AI with real-world physical laws. Built atop JST-1—the world's first physics-aware video-3D foundation model—it transforms static characters into dynamically responsive agents that move, interact, and behave with biomechanical plausibility. No pre-baked animations or manual keyframing: just intuitive motion control grounded in physics.

How to use VIGGLE?

Getting started with VIGGLE is seamless: join the exclusive beta program, upload your 2D or 3D character assets (PNG sequences, OBJ, GLB, or even sketch-based inputs), and leverage VIGGLE’s physics-guided motion interface. Adjust pose, velocity, gravity response, or contact forces in real time—and generate high-fidelity, temporally coherent video outputs in seconds.

Key Features From VIGGLE

Physics-First Motion Generation

Real-Time Character Control via Semantic Prompts & Keyframe-Free Inputs

Cross-Modal 3D-Aware Video Synthesis (from image, text, or motion cues)

VIGGLE's Use Cases

Bring storyboards to life with physically consistent animation

Accelerate prototyping for interactive VR/AR training simulations

Empower indie developers with studio-grade motion synthesis—no rigging required

FAQ from VIGGLE

What is VIGGLE?

VIGGLE is an intelligent video generation system engineered for realism and control—powered exclusively by JST-1, the pioneering foundation model that embeds Newtonian mechanics, collision dynamics, and material properties directly into its generative architecture.

How to use VIGGLE?

After securing beta access, users import characters or select from curated templates, then describe or demonstrate desired motion (e.g., “jump off a ledge and roll upon landing”). VIGGLE interprets intent through physics-constrained diffusion—ensuring every frame obeys realistic force, inertia, and spatial continuity.

What is JST-1?

JST-1 is the foundational AI model behind VIGGLE—trained on multimodal physics simulations, real-world motion capture, and synthetic 3D-video datasets. Unlike conventional video models, JST-1 *reasons* about mass, friction, torque, and deformation—making it the first of its kind to generate video where movement isn’t just plausible, but physically verifiable.

How can I join the beta version of VIGGLE?

Reserve your spot in the VIGGLE beta via our official waitlist. Early access is granted progressively to creators, researchers, and studios aligned with our mission of physics-integrated generative media.

Can I import my own characters into VIGGLE?

Absolutely. VIGGLE supports diverse input formats—including segmented images, rigged avatars, and even rough line drawings—and automatically infers skeletal structure, center-of-mass, and joint constraints to enable accurate, physics-aware animation—no technical art pipeline needed.