# Visko Orbis

Orbis is Visko's model for live, open-ended video: it keeps generating a scene and morphs toward each new prompt between short chunks, with memory carrying the scene forward. Visko describes it as interactive and physics-grounded.

Organization: Visko. Kind: Live video.

## What you control

- Text prompts, applied between chunks
- An optional starting image

## License

Weights: Not published in cited source. Declared license: No public weight license verified.
No weights are published, so there is no model license to use. Commercial use depends on the provider's own service terms.

## Real-time

Real-time, per authors. Real-time generation. A hosted listing runs 832×480 at 18 fps in 1.8 s chunks.

## Where to try

- [Reactor](https://www.reactor.inc/models/visko-orbis-stable)

## Sources

- [Official source](https://www.visko.ai/)

## Questions

### Is Visko Orbis open source?

No. Visko Orbis has no public weights; it is available only as a hosted service or demo.

### Can I use Visko Orbis commercially?

No weights are published, so there is no model license to use. Commercial use depends on the provider's own service terms.

### Does Visko Orbis run in real time?

Yes, according to its authors. Real-time generation. A hosted listing runs 832×480 at 18 fps in 1.8 s chunks. This directory has not measured it independently.

### Where can I try Visko Orbis?

You can try it on Reactor.

### What does Visko Orbis take as input?

You give it text prompts, applied between chunks; and an optional starting image.

### What are alternatives to Visko Orbis?

Similar models in this directory include EdenLive (open weights, custom terms), Helios (open weights, permissive license) and Krea Realtime 14B (open weights, permissive license).

Checked 2026-10-23. Corrections: https://github.com/windflow-labs/world-model-directory