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VMotionX

Type a prompt → 3D motion for characters and robots → export for your DCC or rig. Fully offline.

A self-contained desktop studio that turns a plain-text prompt into 3D articulated motion, then lets you author it like any other clip: pose joints, capture and interpolate keyframes, route the subject through an environment with waypoints and foot-locks, extend a motion past its single-shot length, and export clean data to Blender, Unreal, Unity, or a robotics pipeline. It began as a character-animation tool, but because it authors joint trajectories on an articulated rig, the same workflow carries over to humanoid robots and other articulated systems. The generation engine runs entirely on-device; its internals are proprietary and still evolving.

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