Stage Meta

Stage Meta is a spatial computing platform that's designed to bring immersive digital realms within reach and make them affordable even for those who don't know how to write code. It lets people build compelling 3D worlds and engage customers in new ways with its Mesh AI technology.

Mesh AI can turn text prompts or photos into 3D models, letting people build virtual realms, products or even entire universes. They can then build photorealistic 360-degree tours so customers can explore them. And with Peek Point, they can tap on objects in a virtual realm and get information about them.

Stage Meta is designed to bring spatial computing to the masses so businesses can use it to build immersive experiences that are useful and affordable. That's especially useful for businesses like:

• Retail: Customers can explore stores virtually, examine products in 3D and use Peek Point to learn more about them.
• Real Estate: Homebuyers can take a self-guided virtual tour of a home as if they were walking through it.
• Hospitality: Hotels and resorts can let customers explore their properties and amenities with immersive virtual tours.

The company uses its own address system, Teleport Plaque Address (TPA), to let people anchor themselves to the spatial computing world. That address can be customized and used on multiple devices so people can move around easily.

Stage Meta's features include:

• Easy Onboarding: A simple, step-by-step process to set up a profile and activate a TPA.
• Drag-and-Drop Interface: Drag and drop 3D objects into a TPA layout.
• Mesh AI: Automatically creates 3D objects from text prompts or photos.
• 360° Views: Upload 2D photos and use Mesh AI to turn them into 360° views.
• Cross-Device Support: A single spatial environment that works on Apple Vision Pro and Oculus devices.

By taking the tech out of the equation, Stage Meta lets anyone build spatial experiences, making it a good choice for businesses that want to improve customer engagement and get a jump on the spatial computing revolution.

Published on July 6, 2024