Dream Machine for video, alongside capture tools for turning real scenes into 3D.
Luma Labs builds Dream Machine for video generation alongside capture tooling that turns real scenes into 3D. The combination suits work that mixes generated footage with something photographed on site. Output can move between the two, which is unusual among video models.
- Dream Machine video generation
- Capture tools for 3D scenes
- Mix generated and shot footage
- Output moves between both
- Fast iteration on shots
- API access for pipelines
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