Cuberta is built and owned by WORNOX GAMES - FZCO, a studio registered in Dubai, United Arab Emirates. The same people make mobile games and run HiGen3D, a service that turns photographs into 3D models.
An agent can hold a whole city in its head and still be helpless in a modeller, because a modeller speaks in vertices. We wanted tools that speak in roads, rooms, facades and light — things a brief is actually made of.
Rules are measurable: metres, triangles, draw calls, milliseconds. When a call is out of range, the refusal says which number was wrong, so the next attempt is a correction rather than another guess.
Nothing about this replaces judgement. You watch the scene appear, stop it, move things, mark where not to build — and the agent keeps working from what you changed.
Our own service that turns photographs into 3D models. Cuberta can sign in to it and drop your library straight into a scene — and it works perfectly well without ever signing in.
The studio started with games, and the pipelines behind them are exactly why an editor like this one existed as an internal need before it became a product.
