Google's Gemini Pro can now create interactive 3D models and physics simulations with adjustable sliders and real-time controls, available to all Gemini app users.
Google has added an interactive 3D visualization feature to Gemini Pro, allowing users to generate physics simulations and 3D models directly in the chat interface. Users can rotate models, adjust speed sliders, toggle display options, and input custom values to change simulations in real-time. The feature is accessible to all Gemini app users by selecting the 'Pro' model and clicking 'Show me the visualization' after a response. Example prompts include visualizing a double pendulum or Doppler effect.
Gemini Pro is now generating interactive, parameterized 3D simulations inside a chat interface — no WebGL boilerplate, no Three.js setup from scratch. The key technical question is what format the output runs in and whether it's extractable or sandboxed. If the underlying code is accessible, this could replace entire visualization microservices for science and education apps.
Test Gemini Pro's simulation output on a physics concept relevant to your product domain this week — check whether the generated code is inspectable and reusable in a React or Next.js component.
Go to gemini.google.com and select the 'Pro' model in the prompt bar
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