Ramen VR Introduces Telos for Faster Unreal Blueprint Development
Ramen VR has introduced Telos, a breakthrough AI agent designed to enhance the speed and efficiency of Unreal Blueprint development. Announced in a press release, Telos is part of Aura, Ramen VR's AI agent for Unreal, which now delivers production-ready Blueprints up to 30 times faster than its competitors.
Developed by MIT-trained AI researchers, Telos leverages a proprietary reasoning framework that significantly reduces the time required to generate Blueprints. In controlled benchmarks, Aura with Telos answered Unreal Blueprint questions 15 to 30 times faster than competing AI agents, demonstrating its potential to transform game development pipelines.
Ramen VR aims to empower small, talented studios by enabling them to produce high-quality games at speeds previously achievable only by larger studios. The company plans to showcase Aura and Telos at the Tokyo Game Show, where they will meet with select studios to demonstrate the capabilities of their AI-driven solutions.
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