Physna was founded on the principle that computers should be taught to accurately “think” in 3D—sorting and analyzing geometric objects like written code. The company envisions a future where people have the tools they need to design and analyze the parts and products that shape the world to create and drive innovation in product design, 3D printing, augmented and virtual reality, gaming, healthcare, and beyond.
The company developed Physna Enterprise to help businesses make the most of their 3D models.
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One of the picks will be chosen as DE’s Editor’s Pick of the Week.
Company enables 3D content creators to offer premium designs with IP protection.
Physna employs machine learning and algorithms to identify geometric matches for mechanical parts. TraceParts partner with Purdue University to use machine learning to build open-source database of mechanical objects.
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