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A clear window
into the research.
ATAS.Monster is an independent English guide built to make a technical video-generation project easier to understand, explore and cite.
Editorial position
Explain the idea without pretending to be the paper.
This site reorganizes verified public information into shorter explanations, diagrams and links. It does not claim to be an official Zhejiang University publication, the authors' website or a hosted ATAS service.
When a number, capability or license matters, the page links to the primary source so readers can check the original context.
FAQ
Questions a first-time visitor may have.
What does ATAS stand for?
ATAS stands for Any Time, Any Space, the title of the 2026 paper about a world-state-centric framework for agentic video generation.
Is this the official ATAS website?
No. This is an independent guide. The official project page, paper and code are linked throughout the site.
Can I run ATAS in my browser?
The public repository describes a local client and a geometry service. It is not a browser-only demo, and the geometry service requires an NVIDIA GPU with about 20GB of free memory.
Why are some results described carefully?
Research metrics depend on the benchmark, generator, prompts and evaluation protocol. The reported scores describe the paper's experiments; they do not guarantee identical results in a different setup.
Where should I report a technical issue?
Use the issue tracker in the official GitHub repository for code questions. For paper interpretation, start with the arXiv HTML and project page.
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