Authoritative state
Scenes, persistence, validated transitions, save/load, replay, and world-state ownership stay with the runtime.
VANTA is a native engine direction for worlds, simulation, graphics, machine learning, and deterministic state. The host runtime remains authoritative while models, tools, and evaluators operate through defined seams.
VANTA is described here as a product and engineering direction. This page separates current build direction, demonstrated evidence, and future plans. It does not publish private runtime packages, unreviewed adapters, or a universal capability claim.
These are the durable capability areas the engine is organized around. Each feature carries its own evidence status rather than inheriting certainty from the product name.
Scenes, persistence, validated transitions, save/load, replay, and world-state ownership stay with the runtime.
Rendering, WebTracing, native super sampling, materials, lighting, and viewport work belong to the engine surface.
Time, agents, sensors, and simulated conditions can be exercised without promoting a simulation into a deployment claim.
Authoring tools, asset interfaces, and procedural systems support creation without requiring a hosted service.
Dataset capture, inference seams, and model evaluation can observe the world while the host keeps authority.
Extension points and defined content boundaries allow Cartographer and future tools to participate without becoming hidden dependencies.
VANTA is designed around an authoritative runtime that receives observations, validates transitions, owns persistence, and can reconstruct what happened. A model can propose an action; the world decides whether it is valid.
Cartographer can author space and exchange content through defined seams. VANTA can run a world without requiring Cartographer, a Hub account, or an AI provider.
Create, inspect, edit, validate, and exchange geometry locally.
Explore Cartographer →Run worlds, scenes, simulation, sensors, and persistence through the native runtime.
View the evidence boundary →A showcase experience for the stack. Its design target and current implementation remain separate claims.
See the case study →VANTA's public surface stays useful without pretending that a roadmap, simulation, or internal build is the same as a measured production feature.
The product identity, world-state ownership, authoring relationship, and evidence vocabulary are public.
See the Showcase for bounded entries that identify what produced them and what kind of evidence they represent.
Open Showcase →This page does not claim hardware parity, finished production support, private integrations, or a public source release beyond the stated boundary.