**[Former Apple Vision Pro Lead Founded Reactor, Secures $59 Million in Funding]** According to monitoring by Beating, Reactor, a world model company founded by the former Apple Vision Pro development lead, has officially emerged from stealth mode and announced the completion of $59 million in seed and Series A funding. The funding round was led by Lightspeed Venture Partners, with participation from Amplify Partners, WndrCo, Yunqi Capital, and FPV Ventures. The funds will primarily be used to accelerate the development and global deployment of world model infrastructure, enabling developers to stream cutting-edge world models in real-time to applications with just 10 lines of code. While mainstream AI video solutions often focus on generation speed, Reactor specializes in interaction speed and ultra-low latency, aiming to compress frame delay to under 50 milliseconds. By providing a unified development interface and toolkit, developers can create interactive AI applications with real-time responsiveness without worrying about complex underlying server architectures. Pixels, audio, and physical actions are generated on demand in the blink of an eye, eliminating the need for pre-rendering. This opens up new possibilities for real-time reactions in media entertainment, embodied intelligence, and robotics. Reactor’s two co-founders boast impressive backgrounds: CEO Alberto Taiuti was the co-founder and former CTO of renowned 3D and video generation tool Luma AI, while CTO Bryce Schmidtchen previously worked alongside Alberto as a technical lead for Apple Vision Pro. Over the past six months, the team has attracted members from top institutions such as Apple, Meta, Google, Luma AI, Netflix, and Replicate. [Original Link]