Vril | Devpost

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3D AI Product Editor
Package Design (3D View)
Package Design (2D View - Dieline)
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Inspiration

People have ideas for physical products but lack the 3D modeling skills or time to design them. Even simple items like mugs or boxes require specialized tools, long iteration cycles, and expensive designers. We wanted to make product design something anyone could do. Like how Lovable makes coding accessible for non-technical people.

What it does

Vril lets users create and edit full 3D product models and packaging by describing what they want in plain English or uploading a reference. It also includes an editor where users can iterate the shape, materials, and packaging with AI.

How we built it

Generates editable 3D models from text or reference images. Includes a prompt-driven editor similar to Cursor for adjusting geometry and materials. Generates packaging using AI, including textures, dielines, and artwork that can be edited panel by panel. Supports exporting the product and packaging files in standard formats.

Challenges we ran into

Generating 3D models that are editable, not just static meshes. Building consistent UV maps for textures and packaging artwork. Allowing users to target specific panels or surfaces for localized edits. Keeping the editing workflow simple while still giving users control.

Accomplishments that we're proud of

We built an end-to-end workflow from text prompt to full 3D product and packaging export. We enabled non-designers to iterate on shape and artwork without needing modeling skills. We solved panel-level editing for packaging, which is usually difficult for AI tools.

What we learned

People want to iterate quickly, so the editing loop must be fast and reversible. Good UV layouts and dielines matter a lot for packaging quality. Natural language is enough for most users to describe designs if the system interprets it correctly.

What's next for Vril

Adding physics-aware models for more accurate product dimensions. Supporting multi-material and multi-part products. Integrating with manufacturing partners so users can order prototypes directly. Expanding the editor with finer control for advanced users while keeping the core workflow simple.