Long-form video processingCurrent models efficiently process clips of seconds to minutes. Feature-length video understanding remains computationally challenging.
Inference latencyReal-time video reasoning for live applications requires dramatic reductions in processing time per frame.
Physics limits
Memory demands scale with video lengthStoring and processing longer videos requires more GPU memory. This limits practical video duration or forces chunking strategies that lose context.
Training data diversity affects generalizationVideo models are only as good as their training data. Rare scenarios, specialized domains or novel combinations require either retraining or fine-tuning.
How it works
3 parts
Video encoder
Processing temporal sequences
Unlike image models that see single frames, Ray3 encodes entire videos as sequences, learning how scenes evolve over time.
Reasoning layer
Causal inference
The model learns to identify cause-and-effect relationships in video: what action led to what outcome, which enables prediction and planning.
Multimodal fusion
Combining vision, audio and text
Ray3 integrates information from video (visual content), audio (sounds, speech) and text (captions, metadata) for holistic understanding.
Ray3 video reasoning, generative video, multimodal AI
Luma AI develops multimodal foundation models for video generation and reasoning, with Dream Machine and Ray3 as flagship products. The company raised $900M in Series C in November 2025 to train models on a 2 GW Saudi supercluster for advanced video understanding.
Ray3 released September 2025 as a video reasoning model. Ray3.14 released January 2026 for faster generation at lower cost.
$900M Series C in November 2025 led by HUMAIN supports training on 2 GW Saudi supercluster for AI.
Builds multimodal foundation models for video generation, understanding, reasoning for content creation and automation.