Real-world data for world models
We capture real places in 16K 360° with metric depth at every pixel, delivered as color, depth maps, and point clouds. Liberty3D is a sample corpus of landmarks across Philadelphia, New Jersey, and Washington, DC that shows what our camera and pipeline produce.
See the output
Every scene is a real place. Open any scene and switch between the color image, the depth map, and the 3D point cloud. All three come from the same capture at the same instant. Look at the depth alignment, the point cloud density, and the level of detail across the entire 360° view.
How it is captured
Alia is a single camera that captures 360° in stereo in one shot. Depth is measured, not estimated, and it is aligned to the color image because both come from the same optics. The optical design is patented. The single-camera panoramic stereo method behind it was published at CVPR. Our processing pipeline converts each capture into color, depth, and point cloud outputs automatically.

FIG. 01.1 — 360° RGB, SINGLE SHOTFIG. 01.2 — METRIC DEPTH, EVERY PIXELTHE SAME INSTANT, TWO WAYS. COLOR AT 16K, METRIC DEPTH AT EVERY PIXEL, ACROSS THE ENTIRE 360° VIEW.
What it is for
Training generative models
World models and video models learn more from data that includes real 3D structure. We provide 16K color and dense metric depth of real places, with the lighting, clutter, and complexity that synthetic data lacks.
Building 3D environments
The point clouds are a strong starting point for Gaussian splats and other reconstructions of real places. We are extending the pipeline in that direction.
We test our capture methods on public models and publish the results
We capture where you need
Liberty3D was captured across Philadelphia, New Jersey, and Washington, DC. We run capture programs in the environments your model needs to learn from.
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