Thought leadership

Showing a prospect a live 3D experience used to take engineering resources, graphics expertise, and weeks of runway. Both barriers have now shifted.

How Miris rebuilt its brand from first principles: infrastructure that recedes so customers can lead. By Jeffrey Gardner.

Training environments were built as frozen artifacts. Adaptive 3D streaming makes them composable at photoreal fidelity, so the simulated world can change.

Most 3D on the web still downloads before it renders, pushing past the 10-second attention limit. Streaming brings first frame under one second.

glTF solved real problems for lightweight web 3D delivery. But when teams push beyond its design constraints, the optimization tax reveals a structural limit.

Why field-based 3D representations like Gaussian splatting outperform meshes for streaming high-fidelity 3D content on the web, especially on mobile devices.

Stereoscopic 3D creates depth you can see. Spatial computing creates objects you interact with, already happening on phones, browsers, and headsets.

Why 2026 marks the turning point for 3D distribution catching up with creation, as innovative streaming solutions bridge the infrastructure gap.

Miris builds infrastructure to stream interactive 3D spatial content instantly and device-agnostically, making high-fidelity 3D accessible at scale.