Chaos in the AI realm

Chaos is continuing to invest in AI tools, rolling out a handful recently, especially those for AEC workflows.

Chaos is bringing more stability and streamlining workflow to architects, designers, and visualization specialists by expanding its AI-powered tool offerings.

Veras 3.0 is a new image-to-video generator designed specifically for AEC workflows. An AI-powered visualization tool, it transforms static renderings into dynamic animations through simple prompts, adding motion, atmosphere, and storytelling directly within everyday design workflows. It integrates natively with Revit, Rhino, SketchUp, and other modeling software. The generator is an addition to Veras’ existing AI platform that enables users to pan and zoom cameras, animate weather, and change the time of day with a few clicks. Users can then add motion to the scene with vehicles and digital people.

Chaos has also expanded integration of the AI Enhancer, which automatically transforms flat renders of people and vegetation into photoreal elements. First introduced in Enscape in 2024, the AI tool is now available in Corona and V-Ray 7 for 3ds Max, with support for additional V-Ray integrations coming soon, Chaos says.

The company also recently launched the AI Material Generator, a tool that transforms real-world photos into reusable, physically based materials that can be stored in Chaos Cosmos. Currently available in Corona and V-Ray for 3ds Max, the tool will soon be extended to other Chaos products, including V-Ray integrations.

Chaos is further expanding its AI ecosystem with additional tools, which the company says are coming soon. These include:

Advanced user controls in AI Enhancer—For refining people and vegetation.

AI Mood Match—For matching complex lighting and environment settings automatically to a reference image.
AI Material Recommender—Within Chaos Cosmos for offering context-specific recommendations.