Stitch3D provides a browser-based platform for handling massive 3D point-cloud files that traditional cloud services struggle to transmit. The product lets users navigate detailed 3D maps, measure dimensions, and annotate scenes with notes and colors via a web interface. Founder Clark Yuan, a U.S. Army veteran who worked on LiDAR systems, built the product after seeing military inefficiencies in transferring terabyte-scale scans. The company has secured a $1.8M Air Force grant and a $750K pre-seed from friends and family to develop the technology and support product work. Stitch3D positions itself for military use cases (e.g., assessing airfield damage and coastal erosion) and commercial markets including forestry, mining, architecture, surveying, and oil drilling. The team also sees potential future applications in augmented reality using phone LiDAR and AR devices, though they are not pursuing mobile AR aggressively yet.

Total raised

$3M

Funding rounds

2

Latest round

Seed

Latest activity

Oct 2024