Intangible
speedrun SR004 · A new kind of 3D Studio for generative AI, camera-centric workflows.
Competitors
Adjacent
| Company | Category | Status | Program |
|---|---|---|---|
| Other | Not stated | SPC2024 | |
| Gradient RoboticsShared: data center, deep techNot statedOther | Other | Not stated | SPC2025 |
| Other | Not stated | AI GrantBatch 2 | |
| AI | Not stated | speedrunSR003 | |
| AI | Not stated | speedrunSR007 |
Also from speedrun SR004 in AI
All of speedrun SR004Programs
| Program | Cohort | Source |
|---|---|---|
| SR004 | speedrun Page |
About Intangible
Intangible is an new kind of AI 3D platform built for high-stakes creative work in physical and digital AI. Combine the power and precision of 3D, with the speed and cost savings of AI. The result is creative work that looks and feels elite, and decidedly non-AI. Over 150,000 customers use Intangible to communicate, fundraise and drive revenue in a wide range of physical and digital industries. These range from media & entertainment (film, advertising, events) to the physical economy (retail, real estate, industrials) to deeptech (aerospace, defense, data centers). Get the rendering reliability of tools like Autodesk and game engines that can cost $100k+ annually, without the feature bloat, cost and complexity. Intangible was founded by industry veterans in 3D - design luminary Charles Migos, and repeat technology founder Bharat Vasan, with a team of technologists from Apple, Pixar, Unity, EA, ILM, Spotify and NASA.
- Category
- AI
- Location
- San Francisco, California, United States of America
- Checked
- 2h ago
Tags: Media / Entertainment / Creator Economy, AI Generative Media, Deep Tech
Intangible: questions
Which accelerators did Intangible go through?
Intangible is listed by a16z speedrun (SR004).
Where is Intangible based?
Intangible lists San Francisco, California, United States of America as its location on a16z speedrun's page.
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