Metadome.ai
Streams 3D and XR experiences to phones, desktops and headsets without the viewer installing anything, for brands running product configurators at scale.
Highlights
- Streaming of 3D & XR applications across devices
- End-to-end consulting for 3D, AR, VR, & Metaverse experiences
- Specialized solutions like Autodome for the automotive sector
- Recognized and trusted by leading global brands
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About Metadome.ai
What it is
Metadome.ai streams 3D and extended-reality applications to whatever device a viewer already has — phone, desktop or headset — rather than requiring an install. The rendering happens on their infrastructure and arrives as a stream, which is what lets a heavy 3D scene open in a browser on a mid-range phone.
Why it's different
Streaming rather than downloading is the whole proposition, and it addresses the reason most 3D web experiences fail: a model detailed enough to be worth showing is too heavy to ship to a phone, so the version that loads is the version nobody is impressed by. Moving the rendering server-side removes that ceiling. The costs are the ones streaming always carries — it needs real bandwidth and low latency, so it degrades badly on a poor connection, and the per-session compute makes it expensive at scale in a way a static model never is. It is also enterprise-priced with no self-serve entry.
How people use it
It is used for product configurators and virtual showrooms — cars, furniture, machinery — where the buyer wants to rotate the actual thing and the alternative is a photo gallery. Retail and automotive are the obvious fits. The honest test before committing is whether your audience is on connections that can carry a stream, because the fallback experience is worse than a well-made static 3D model would have been.
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