A digital twin is a virtual, often interactive 3D replica of a real-world object, product, space, or system, kept in sync with its physical counterpart. It lets teams visualize, simulate, and monitor something remotely without being on site.
Digital twins span retail products, factories, buildings, and equipment, and they depend on delivering detailed 3D models to many users across devices. Streaming makes that practical by removing downloads and per-device builds.
Spatial computing — The broader context digital twins live in.
3D streaming — How detailed twins reach many users.
OpenUSD — A common scene framework for industrial twins.
Streaming video reshaped media consumption; we're doing the same for 3D. Join a small team solving tough spatial streaming, content delivery, and developer experience challenges.
Technical deep-dives on adaptive spatial streaming, the infrastructure challenges of 3D at scale, and what we're learning as we build. Written by the team doing the work.
