Move from intent to spatial possibility.
Generate, model, assemble, light, materialize, and direct a scene from a prompt, reference, or existing asset.
Turn a prompt, capture, scan, splat, or existing asset into a governed spatial model. Compose scenes, compare states, attach live context, and use the result in design, analysis, operations, or immersive applications.
A model becomes powerful when design intent, real-world capture, live data, behavior, decisions, and downstream applications can all use it. Forge turns spatial work into a shared system.
Generate, model, assemble, light, materialize, and direct a scene from a prompt, reference, or existing asset.
Reconstruct places and objects from imagery, scans, video, and splats while retaining scale and provenance.
Compare versions, attach live context, analyze behavior, and publish to design, operations, analytics, or immersive apps.
Forge combines creative 3D workflows and real-world reconstruction with the data, governance, collaboration, and application layers around them.
Establish spatial intent, program, relationships, references, and constraints.
Generate geometry, objects, materials, environments, and scene directions.
Build measurable spatial models from imagery, video, scans, and capture.
Preserve high-fidelity radiance fields and navigable real-world appearance.
Compose objects, lighting, cameras, data, behavior, and hierarchy.
Improve geometry, materials, scale, topology, appearance, and performance.
Read differences across concepts, versions, captures, and operational states.
Store reusable spatial assets with lineage, rights, and relationships.
Direct multi-step spatial production and downstream activation.
Use Forge to imagine a personal space, coordinate a design team, or operate a global physical footprint.
Move from an idea or capture to a scene you can refine, animate, and share.
Compare states, review in context, preserve assets, and connect the model to the brief.
Connect sites, products, assets, traffic, condition, and live data to applications and decisions.
The model stops being a file and becomes part of how the world is understood.