Daydream has announced a significant expansion to its real time AI video ecosystem with the introduction of Daydream Scope and the addition of StreamDiffusion SDXL support across the Daydream platform. The company described these updates as important advancements that further unify a rapidly growing but highly scattered community of real time video generation technologies, solidifying Daydream’s position as a central hub for open innovation. The latest updates are now available through both the Daydream API and the Playground interface, giving creators expanded access to high quality visuals produced with minimal delay.
Daydream Scope is positioned as a major development for those building the future of real time world models and AI driven visual storytelling. The newly released toolkit offers an open environment where developers can test, design, and refine workflows with live feedback. This includes mixing and adapting different models for inference and immediate visual output. By offering modularity as a core feature, the company said the toolkit reduces friction for teams seeking to experiment freely with evolving AI methods, including generative video and virtual production pipelines.
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Eric Tang, Co Founder of Livepeer, Inc., the organization behind Daydream, emphasized the role Scope is expected to play in lifting experimentation across the field. Tang stated, “Scope represents a foundational layer for the next generation of world models. It gives creative technologists and builders an extensible workspace to experiment with real time AI pipelines, whether for generative video, virtual production, or academic research.” Although still in its alpha stages, Daydream indicated the toolkit already works with leading models such as LongLive, StreamDiffusionV2 and Krea Realtime 14B and the list continues to expand.
The launch of StreamDiffusion SDXL support marks another leap forward for performance and visual fidelity. Daydream said that merging multiple strands of AI research into a unified deployment stack has made it possible to achieve highly detailed imagery without sacrificing speed. The platform now includes advanced features such as image based style control through IPAdapter Standard and IPAdapter FaceID, granting users the ability to guide visual tone or preserve character consistency across frames. Additional layers of control come from accelerated HED, Depth, Pose, Tile and Canny ControlNets, which make it possible to adjust spatial and temporal characteristics with refined precision.
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Performance remains a key focus as well, and Daydream has integrated TensorRT acceleration for NVIDIA hardware, supporting smooth streaming output between fifteen and twenty five frames per second even during complex compositions. For users who continue to rely on SD1.5 workflows, the company confirmed that enhanced adapters are also compatibility optimized, maintaining stability and responsiveness.
Developers from across the community have already begun incorporating these capabilities into their creative pipelines. The company noted that DotSimulate, recognized for building StreamDiffusionTD for TouchDesigner, is among those adopting the SDXL features. Others have chosen to integrate through Daydream’s API or deploy the open source StreamDiffusion fork independently.
Daydream said these new capabilities reflect its commitment to an environment where models, tools and infrastructure remain connected under a shared open model. As real time AI continues to advance, the company views this expansion as an important step in shaping how creators and engineers will build immersive worlds and intelligent video experience in the future.
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