VQV Signal
According to a post on X by @nithinaray, Moodroom is a tool where users upload a photo of their room and add up to five furniture pieces. It then produces a realistic render followed by a five-second video walkthrough. The post says the product was built entirely with Runway's App Studio, which launched Monday. The snippet does not give pricing, availability details or independent testing results.
According to a post on X by @nithinaray, Moodroom is a tool where users upload a photo of their room and add up to five furniture pieces. It then produces a realistic render followed by a five-second video walkthrough. The post says the product was built entirely with Runway's App Studio, which launched Monday. The snippet does not give pricing, availability details or independent testing results.
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@nithinaray launched moodroom: upload a photo of your room, add up to five furniture pieces, and get a realistic render followed by a five-second video walkthrough. He says it was built entirely with Runway's App Studio, which launched Monday. Also: https://x.com/nithinaray/status/2115604216182178077 <a...
Builders and designers exploring AI video apps may see this as an example of a consumer product built on Runway's new App Studio. It shows one way image and video models can be combined into a simple room-redesign workflow. Watch for details on access, output quality and how App Studio is adopted by other developers.
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