Hyper3D Rodin
Text-to-3D by Deemos — production-ready quad meshes and PBR materials in minutes.
About
Rodin is the flagship 3D generative AI tool from Deemos Technologies (影眸科技), a Shanghai company founded in 2020, built on its Hyper3D platform. Rodin Gen-1.5 (launched April 2025) is a native 3D model with 4B+ parameters that generates clean quadrilateral meshes with PBR materials directly from text or image prompts — fixing the thin-face and edge-sharpness problems that plagued earlier AI 3D. Gen-2 (October 2025) scaled to 10B parameters on a new architecture with even cleaner topology. The platform adds 3D ControlNet (bounding boxes, voxels, point clouds), LoRA style modules, multi-material support, and APIs plus integrations for Blender, Unity, and Unreal Engine.
The honest picture: Rodin produces some of the most pipeline-ready AI meshes available — models in ~40 seconds that need far less cleanup than competitors — but hero assets still need artist touch-up. Pricing sits around $30/mo tiers with a free trial, and as a Chinese company, enterprise buyers with strict data-residency requirements should review the terms. For game devs, VFX artists, and product visualizers who need textured 3D fast, it's among the best text-to-3D options in production today.
What it can do
- Text-to-3D and image-to-3D generation
- Clean quad meshes with PBR materials
- 3D ControlNet and LoRA style control
- Multi-material support
- Blender, Unity, and Unreal integrations
Setup
Sign up on the Hyper3D platform, describe or upload a reference, generate the mesh, then refine and export to Blender, Unity, or Unreal.
Prerequisites
Hyper3D/Rodin account; a 3D package (Blender, Unity, Unreal) for final integration.
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Trust score — 7/10
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