German deep-tech start-up DGG is placing 3D know-how into the fingers of outlets and product creators with its simplified real-time 3D tech resolution. Founded in 2018 by Max Limper, Miguel Sousa, Julian-Alexander Neagu, Sebastian Wagner and Felix Limper, who all met on the Fraunhofer institute, its RapidCompact resolution permits the developer neighborhood to ‘automatically create optimised 3D assets for eCommerce and beyond’.

DGG says that there’s a ‘lack of properly formatted 3D content’ therefore it’s creating ‘a platform for technology partners, as well as dedicated integrations for large enterprise clients’. 

“What might sound complicated is actually really simple for our users: our technology allows them to create and display 3D models just the way YouTube allows content creators to upload their content with a drag-and-drop feature,” says Limper.

The firm has raised €4 million to ‘accelerate’ the event of this 3D optimisation software program. The spherical is led by IRIS alongside current traders RenderedVC, FTTF, 3VC, in addition to angel traders Charlie Songhurst and Chris Schagen. 

“We see great potential in DGG and how they make 3D content easily accessible and scalable to the retail industry and beyond. Their technology represents an essential building block for successful 3D infrastructures as their experienced team is developing many product enhancements that fulfil its mission, making 3D accessible to all and we are pleased to support DGG in this endeavour,” says Thorben Rothe, Partner at IRIS.

The DGG group can also be engaged on a brand new product that robotically converts “offline” CGI property to real-time 3D codecs. 

“Our ultimate goal is to make 3D technology accessible to all retailers and products creators through an API with the essential building blocks, and this new funding will help us boost our growth and R&D,” provides Limper.