Odyssey officially launches Odyssey-3 and opens a free trial of the Flash version, scoring 66.1 points in the physics evaluation

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Odyssey launches Odyssey-3 and opens a free trial of the Flash version; the report lists its cross-scenario experiments and physics evaluation results.

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World Model Odyssey-3 physics evaluation 66.1 score surpasses FLUX 3, with a free trial now available

Beating AI news reports that world model company Odyssey has officially launched Odyssey-3, with a free trial of the Flash version now available. It can generate explorable worlds from text in real time. As users walk or turn the camera, the visuals change accordingly. The team also demonstrated experiments using the same model for robotic arms, humanoid robots, cars, and game characters.Odyssey-3 first learns object motion and the consequences of actions from internet videos, game-operation recordings, and physics simulations. When used for robots or cars, the pretrained base model parameters remain unchanged. The team only needs to additionally train small control modules to translate the model's learned knowledge into operational commands. Different machines still require individual adaptation, but the entire model does not need to be retrained.

Odyssey used only 20 hours of simulated driving data to train a dedicated control module, enabling a car to drive on real roads in India. In testing, the distance driven between safety-driver interventions under the simulated-data training approach was approximately 77%.

A humanoid robot developed in collaboration with Flexion, after training on dozens of hours of teleoperation demonstration data, can continue performing tasks under changing lighting conditions. In game experiments, the control module learned from approximately 2 hours of gameplay recordings of 《GTA V》. It could then make a character ride a horse in 《Red Dead Redemption 2》 without additional training.

In the Physics-IQ Verified physics video prediction test,Odyssey-3 Pro scored 66.1, surpassing FLUX 3[large]'s 64.35, with both being best-of-8 results. Odyssey also released WorldMark evaluation results, with the model ranking first in of categories of interactive scenarios.

Original link https://m.theblockbeats.info/flash/370958

Key points

Odyssey officially launches Odyssey-3, with a free trial of the Flash version now available.
Odyssey-3 It can generate explorable worlds from text in real time, with visuals changing as users move or turn the camera.
The team demonstrated experiments using the same model for robotic arms, humanoid robots, cars, and game characters.
When used for robots or cars, the pretrained base model parameters remain unchanged, while the team additionally trains small control modules; different machines still require individual adaptation.
The report states that Odyssey used 20 hours of simulated driving data to train a control module, enabling a car to drive on real roads in India.
In testing, the distance driven between safety-driver interventions under the simulated-data training approach was approximately that of the real-driving-recording training approach. 77%。
A humanoid robot developed in collaboration with Flexion, after training on dozens of hours of teleoperation demonstration data, can continue performing tasks under changing lighting conditions.
After learning from approximately 2 hours of gameplay recordings of 《GTA V》, the game control module could make a character ride a horse in 《Red Dead Redemption 2》 without additional training.
In the Physics-IQ Verified test,Odyssey-3 Pro scored 66.1 points,FLUX 3[large] scored 64.35 points; both were best-of-8 results.
WorldMark results released by Odyssey show that the model ranked first in of categories of interactive scenarios.

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This is a model that generates real-time, explorable scenes from text. The report also describes one usage method: retain the base model parameters and separately train smaller control modules for cars, robots, or game characters to convert what the model has learned into control commands, although different machines still require separate adaptation.

Why it matters to readers

The report associates the same model with experiments in world generation, robots, cars, and game control, and provides physics video prediction evaluation results; this information can be used to observe its cross-scenario application performance.

Beginners can first try the Flash version for free, focusing on the speed of world generation after entering text, visual continuity, and the feedback when moving and rotating the camera. Evaluation scores and experimental demonstrations do not necessarily correspond to actual capability in all scenarios.

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The provided material consists of only one news brief and does not include an official Odyssey announcement or model documentation for cross-checking.
No verification result was provided as to whether the Flash version's trial entry is available.
No complete testing methods, samples, or raw results were provided for Physics-IQ Verified and WorldMark.
The material does not state whether the automotive, humanoid-robot, and game experiments are reproducible or have undergone third-party validation.

Odyssey officially launches Odyssey-3 and opens a free trial of the Flash version, scoring 66.1 points in the physics evaluation

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