NEXUS has launched its NEXUS AI Labs portal, bringing together 11 artificial intelligence solutions that the company said were developed using its autonomous AI development platform. According to a release, the portal was unveiled on August 19th as NEXUS sought to showcase AI projects that it had developed beyond the research and demonstration stage.

The company said the platform is designed to turn an initial goal into a finished product, with AI agents handling tasks including planning, design, development and validation. NEXUS claimed that its autonomous development process did not require a person to write code for the products unveiled through the new portal.

The system behind the products, called the NEXUS AI Framework, uses 33 AI agents with different roles, alongside 39 specialised functions focused on development tasks. According to the release, the agents work together across the development process.

NEXUS AI Labs includes gaming and creative tools

The 11 solutions featured on the portal cover content creation, workflow automation and blockchain integration. Among the content creation tools is Text to 3D, which the company said could generate a 3D model in roughly one minute. NEXUS also introduced AIVE, designed to create advertising trailers for games, and PerfectPixel, which generates pixel art from a text prompt.

The workflow automation category includes Kiroro, a marketing platform designed to operate autonomously, as well as Bob, which automatically produces summaries of meeting notes. ImageToApp was also included, with the tool designed to turn an idea into a working application.

For blockchain, NEXUS introduced ONEchain Skills, which allows users to operate blockchain services through natural-language commands. The wider portal also includes wasd, which creates games from text, alongside RED STUDIO, an AI video studio, and StoryMaker, a creative studio.

NEXUS highlights AI development framework

NEXUS also pointed to the security work carried out on ONEchain Skills, which was previously called CROSS Skills. According to the release, the solution passed every item in an AI Skill security scan conducted by CertiK in June. CertiK was described by NEXUS as the world's largest Web3 security services provider.

The company framed the launch around the idea that AI research needs to be quickly converted into practical products as businesses increase their use of the technology. NEXUS CEO Henry Chang said: “One of the keys to the age of AI transformation is how quickly technological research can be proven as deployable products.”

Chang added that NEXUS was building products “at the speed of thought through AI” and would expand the technology across its blockchain platform business. The NEXUS AI Labs launch therefore gives the company a single portal for its current AI products, spanning game development, creative production, business automation and blockchain services.