Universe

Belief
A world is a place, not a picture
Possibility
Turn imagination into somewhere you can enter
Life
Physics · memory · other people
Time
Leave, return, and find the world has continued
Horizon
The first generation to decide how many worlds exist
01The premise

Every civilization has been limited by what it could make. A child imagines a castle; an architect draws a city that cannot be built. We are removing that limit.

It has to be generable from any input, run under physical rules, and persist between visits. So far every world model has managed one of the three at a time.

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A world is a place, not a picture.

Made with Tripo

These spaces have physics, memory, and other people in them. They run alongside the world we already live in rather than standing in for it. We are the first generation that gets to decide how many worlds there are.

@ollie.builds
@studio.nara
@hyunwoo.k
@modelu
@tsuki.dev
03Timeline

Three years, four releases.

Founding to world model. Each release was the precondition for the next.

2023 — 2026

2026

Project Eden

Tripo H3.1 sets a new ceiling for geometric precision. Tripo P1.0 returns production-grade meshes in seconds, a hundred times faster than any alternative. Project Eden unveiled at GDC. Pre-IPO initiated.

2025

The open years

Three open-source seasons, thirty-plus projects: TripoSG, TripoFlux, UniRig, HoloPart, AniGen, TripoSplat. UniRig becomes the global benchmark for automatic 3D rigging. Community reaches 6.5M.

2024

Twenty million creators

Tripo reaches 20M creators worldwide. Ecosystem partnerships with Alibaba, Tencent, ByteDance, NetEase, Bambu Lab, SAIC and Kujiale. TripoSR — co-released with Stability AI — compresses single-image 3D generation to half a second.

Twenty million creators

2023

Founded, and Tripo released

The first version sets a new floor for speed and quality in AI 3D generation.

An early generated figure
04Tripo for good

What people do with it.

Three we did not see coming.

A scale model part generated from an archive photograph

Heritage · United Kingdom

The last of the branch lines

Modelu generates parts for closed British railways from archive photographs. Days of scanning and sculpting became one afternoon for an entire product line — and rolling stock that exists nowhere else is on a shelf again.

A generated anatomical model on a classroom display

Education · Kenya

Anatomy without a cadaver

A teaching hospital in Nairobi builds its own model library from textbook plates. Students rotate a heart on a laptop that cost less than one specimen, and the library grows every term.

A printed prosthetic socket

Health · Brazil

A socket that fits the first time

A clinic in Recife photographs a limb, generates the socket, prints it the same day. What used to take three fittings across six weeks now takes one visit.