Runway Labs announced Project Continuum, an OS research application built on real-time video interfaces, introducing four interaction paradigms.
Runway Labs Debuts Project Continuum, an OS Research App Built on Video Interfaces
Project Continuum represents an attempt to apply real-time generative video to the layer of operating system interfaces rather than as a standalone content tool. The four paradigms suggest a research direction for how video-native interaction models might replace or supplement conventional UI.
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Runway Labs released Project Continuum, an early-stage operating system research application that reimagines human-computer interaction through real-time video interfaces. The project introduces four interaction paradigms: Portals, Visual Thinking, Responsive Video Interfaces, and Interactive Worlds. Runway is developing what it calls Interface World Models, citing Solaris as an example, which it describes as reimagining what a software interface can be. Runway characterizes the release as an early look, placing it in a research or pre-release stage.
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