Alexander Savenkov Hexa, a 3D modeling company, just got a lot of money ($20.5 million to be exact!) This new funding will help the company grow their team who are focused on engineering and business tasks. The money will also help Hexa work better and faster at getting their products where they need to be.
Hexa Got $20.5 Million of Funding
Hexa, a 3D modeling company, just got $20.5 million of funding! Several investors including Point72 Ventures, Samurai Incubate, Sarona Partners and HTC joined the funding round. The money will help Hexa enlarge their team so they can serve their customers better – since the number of people asking for their services tripled this year!
Hexa helps real companies like Macy’s, Logitech, and Unity take their products into virtual worlds. It uses a combination of AI and engineers to turn pictures of the products (like you’d see in a catalog) into 3D objects so they can be used in these virtual worlds.
The tech has a lot of purposes, from making complete virtual reality stores to helping gaming programs like Unity fill up their stock for other people to use in their own experiences.
Jonathan Clark, the Chief Technology Officer for Hexa, gave us information about this process. He stated:
Making a virtual collection of products, turning it into 3D models, checking them over, and launching them can be very difficult. But now we’ve found a quick, easy-to-use solution to that problem for anyone trying to sell something in the virtual world.
3D Models Made Easily with Hexa
Hexa is one of the many companies that create 3D models for virtual spaces. They try to be different from the others by making their products easy to use, providing good quality 3D versions and giving nice customer support.
Hexa company has an advantage over other businesses because they can make 3D models from existing catalogs. This means the 3D asset created by Hexa will look exactly like the original image since they align it perfectly on a pixel and voxel level.
Hexa is a company that lets customers check the products before they are used by giving feedback to engineers. Do you have an opinion on Hexa and their recent financing round? Let us know in the comments section!
