Overview
Rodin Gen-2.5 is the industry's first 10-million-face-level AI 3D generation tool released by Yingmou Technology on June 23, 2026—elevating 3D generation from a "toy-level demo" to "industrial-grade production-ready." It draws on the logic of large language models of "thinking before generating" to reconstruct the generation pipeline: first perform 3D structural planning, then generate high-precision meshes.
Core specification highlights: Fastest 4-second output of million-face high-precision models, accompanying 12K native PBR textures (micro details such as pores and fabric textures fully restored); supports text-to-3D / image-to-3D / multi-view reference generation, outputting industry-standard formats like GLB / FBX. This is the first time in the 3D generation track that "speed + face count + texture precision" have simultaneously reached industrial grade.
Strong client roster: ByteDance, Unity, Canva; 3D assets for NVIDIA's CES robot demo were generated by Rodin; overseas revenue accounts for 80%, making it one of the deepest overseas expansions among domestic AI companies. Commercial explosion: In the first month of launch, subscriber count and ARR revenue grew over 400% month-over-month.
On June 23, 2026, it also announced hundreds of millions of yuan in funding, co-led by Cathay Capital and Shanghai State Investment Guidance Fund, with Light Capital as exclusive financial advisor, all funds used for 3D large model R&D and global commercialization. The global 3D AI market is expected to reach $7.59 billion by 2032—Yingmou is clearly targeting this track.
Key Features
- 4-second million-face output: Fastest 4-second output of million-face high-precision models, top speed in the track
- 10-million-face-level AI 3D generation: Industry's first 10-million-face-level AI 3D tool, a qualitative leap for industrial-grade 3D applications
- 12K native PBR textures: Micro details such as pores and fabric textures fully restored, truly industrial-grade texture precision
- Think before generating: Draws on LLM logic to reconstruct the generation pipeline: first perform 3D structural planning, then generate high-precision meshes for more controllable quality
- Text-to-3D / Image-to-3D / Multi-view reference: Three input modes covering creation, photo reconstruction, and reference material scenarios
- GLB / FBX industrial formats: Directly outputs formats usable in mainstream 3D engines, no conversion needed
- NVIDIA CES demo assets: 3D assets for NVIDIA's CES robot demo were generated by Rodin, industrial-grade credibility
Use Cases
- Game development: Rapid production of high-precision 3D assets for characters, props, and scenes
- Film / Advertising: Quick construction of preliminary 3D assets for props and characters
- Robot simulation: 3D assets for training environments (endorsed by NVIDIA)
- XR / VR / AR content creation
- E-commerce / Industrial design: Rapid generation of product 3D models
- 3D printing: AI-assisted design of high-precision models
Pros
- The combination of 10 million faces + 4 seconds + 12K PBR is a generational leap in industrial-grade 3D
- The "think before generating" logic makes quality more controllable
- Real industrial endorsement at the level of NVIDIA CES demo assets
- Overseas revenue accounts for 80%, one of the deepest overseas expansions among domestic AI companies
- First-month subscriber ARR +400% month-over-month validates product-market fit
- Direct output of GLB / FBX usable in industrial engines
Pricing
Rodin Gen-2.5 is available via hyper3d.ai, with a combination of subscription and per-generation billing. Specific prices are subject to official website announcements. New users can apply for a free trial. Enterprise / large clients have customized plans.
Summary
Rodin Gen-2.5 is the industrial-grade benchmark that turns the page on the "toy" era in the 2026 3D generation track—10 million faces + 4 seconds + 12K PBR + NVIDIA CES endorsement + 80% overseas revenue + first-month ARR +400% catapults Yingmou directly into the first tier of the 3D AI track. If you work on games / film / robot simulation / XR content, Rodin Gen-2.5 is almost the first choice; if you do lightweight 3D (single product display, small 3D printing models), consider lightweight tools like Meshy; if you do city-scale 3D, world models like Amap ABot-Earth remain the primary option.