Niloom.ai Launches Beta Test for Generative AI Content Creation in Spatial Computing
Today, Niloom.ai unveiled the beta version of its generative AI content creation platform tailored for spatial computing.
According to Niloom.ai CEO Amir Baradaran, this comprehensive platform leverages generative AI to facilitate the creation, prototyping, editing, and instant publishing of advanced AR/VR content, significantly reducing both time and costs. "We are pioneering GenAI technology in this ecosystem, enabling users to generate individual assets such as 3D models, 2D/360 images, music, sound effects, and even text-to-speech capabilities for character voices," Baradaran shared during an interview with Gamesbeat.
Niloom.ai operates as a streamlined software-as-a-service (SaaS) solution, integrating the entire creative process from ideation and development to testing, collaboration, and publication. "You can easily generate complete narratives on a timeline, offering a bird's-eye view of your project. Our sophisticated editing features and interactive capabilities are essential, as gamification is inherent to the nature of AR/VR," Baradaran emphasized.
The platform continues to evolve, with updates every two weeks introducing new features like revenue generation, project trading, and web AR. By incorporating over 100 key functionalities, Niloom.ai optimizes production workflows and alleviates interoperability challenges in the spatial computing market. This no-code, browser-based platform is user-friendly for both professional and casual creators, minimizing reliance on expensive engineering resources.
Baradaran believes that "Niloom.ai opens doors for the creative community previously hindered by technical complexities in spatial computing content creation." He notes the transformation the platform brings, allowing anyone to create and publish AR/VR experiences within minutes, a process that previously required extensive engineering support.
The Niloom.ai platform features generative AI capabilities within the spatial computing sector, enabling users to prototype and edit sophisticated AR/VR content easily. From simple text or speech prompts, the AI generates full AR/VR experiences, personalized AI agents, and various individual assets. It also supports direct project publishing to Apple Vision Pro and Meta Quest headsets.
Developers can craft immersive experiences, creating interactive 3D models featuring animated characters capable of verbal communication, alongside engaging narratives, rich backgrounds, music, and sound effects. The platform’s editing tools provide features for live collaboration, precise editing, version control, and simulationtesting, allowing for effective feedback and improvement.
Additionally, developers can visualize project timelines, employ decision trees to introduce logic to scenes, and enable user interactions via touch, hand gestures, and voice commands. The platform seamlessly integrates with third-party tools such as Sketchfab, Kinetix.tech, Ready Player Me, Inworld, and Google TTS, positioning Niloom.ai as a comprehensive solution in the spatial computing space. It is compatible with all major mobile devices (iOS, Android) and headsets (Apple Vision Pro, Meta Quest).
Niloom.ai also features a robust management system, allowing developers to optimize workflows through a cloud-based asset and project library, team management tools, and access to data analytics.
In a live demonstration, Baradaran showcased the platform's capabilities, highlighting its ability to upload assets, import from Sketchfab, or generate new ones, including 3D models and animations. "Remarkably, I created a project within minutes—something that would have taken weeks in the past," he noted, emphasizing the accessibility for content creators who may not have development backgrounds.
Ori Inbar, Niloom.ai adviser and cofounder of Augmented World Expo, remarked, "Niloom.ai not only empowers creators of all skill levels to quickly prototype AR and VR experiences but also allows for the creation of intricate scenes and interactions."
Strategic adviser Debu Purkayastha added, "Niloom.ai offers a groundbreaking technology that will catalyze a new age in spatial computing, making it an appealing prospect for major tech companies looking to collaborate with innovative content creation solutions."
Availability-wise, Niloom.ai is now live in the U.S. and accessible via the iOS App Store, visionOS App Store, Meta Quest store, and more. The first 1,000 creators will receive exclusive early access to the platform, including a 14-day trial of the Pro Version, followed by opportunities for exclusive beta subscription rates.
Baradaran, with over 15 years in augmented reality and a history as a content creator, initially discovered the potential of spatial computing technology. His previous showcases at prestigious venues like the Louvre and Art Basel have cemented his position in the industry. "I've been an advocate for this technology, emphasizing its transformative potential for storytelling and personal expression," he remarked.
Three years ago, he co-founded the company with former students, raising a pre-seed round of $2.5 million in 2021. "It was challenging to realize the vision of simplifying the content creation process," Baradaran stated. "With Niloom.ai, a complex project that typically takes six months can now be completed in just six hours."
As numerous tech platforms operate in silos, Niloom.ai aims to eliminate pain points within the ecosystem, promoting interoperability. Although head-mounted displays like the Apple Vision Pro may currently seem uncommon in public, Baradaran believes that form factors will inevitably evolve, improving user experience over time.
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