HeyGen is teaming up with Google DeepMind to host a developer event focused on multimodal AI in Los Angeles on June 11. It targets builders, founders, researchers, and developers working on agents, creative tooling, and multimodal apps, with registration handled through the Luma event page .
June 11, 2026 · Los Angeles · HeyGen × Google DeepMind
Hyperframes: When AI Agents Start Writing Video in HTML
HeyGen and Google DeepMind co-host an in-person meetup for builders of AI agents, creative tooling, and multimodal apps — centered on HyperFrames, an open-source framework that lets agents generate MP4 video by writing HTML/CSS/JS.
18:00
Doors open · intro at 18:30
#1
HeyGen ranked "Most Realistic AI Avatars" on G2
Apache 2.0
HyperFrames open-sourced ~April 2026
The pipeline: code in, MP4 out
An HTML-centric, deterministic render — no React, no JSX.
Agent writes
GSAP · Lottie · Three.js · Tailwind v4
→
Capture frames
live-reload preview
→
Encode with
deterministic MP4
Runs from: Claude Code · Cursor · Gemini CLI · Codex — install via npx skills add heygen-com/hyperframes
Environments: Local · CI/CD · distributed (GCP Cloud Run + Workflows)
Builders praise
"An excellent alternative to Remotion"
Deterministic output well suited for CI
Full Artemis II mission video — timeline, captions, narration — built with Claude Code + HyperFrames
"A new category of agent-driven video production"
Noted limitations
No real-time collaborative editing
No keyframe editor
Focused on a headless renderer
No products announced yet — the event is the starting point
Following Avatar IV and its API push, HeyGen is widening its open-source ecosystem. Co-hosting with Gemini's makers spotlights the meeting of creative tooling and advanced multimodal agents — and any on-the-day reveal could crystallize agent-driven video as a new domain.
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