Physna has raised $20 Million for developing an AI-powered geometric deep learning platform for industrial engineering. The funds will be used to grow its team and increase development as new customers sign on. See our article in VentureBeat.
Sequoia Capital is placing another bet on a different kind of search engine, one for physical objects in three dimensions, just as the introduction of three-dimensional sensing technologies on consumer phones are poised to create a revolution in spatial computing. Read more about our Series B Funding in TechCrunch.
We are thrilled to announce our Series B Funding led by Sequoia Capital with participation by Drive Capital. The funds will be used to grow the team and increase development to meet Physna’s growing demand. Read the press release here.
Physna’s CEO, Paul Powers, is a Top “Engineer Who Mattered” in 2020. A business visionary who is changing the future through Geometric Deep Learning technology. Read the article here.
Physna’s machine learning algorithms are driving the company to become the Google of shape search. See our coverage in Digital Engineering 24/7.
See our coverage in MarketWatch and learn how Thangs reached over 10K Registered Users and over 1 Million Models in 6 Weeks.
Read why MarkTechPost calls Thangs the “Google X GitHub crossover, a powerful platform for 3D models”.
See our coverage in the Tech Tribune and learn why Physna made the list for Best Tech Startups in Cincinnati for 2020 and 2021.
See our coverage in Core77 and learn how Thangs is “a new software that codifies three-dimensional objects in a new way, providing a deeper understanding of their physical properties, their components, and the way they fit together.”
Midwest-based Physna is positioned to become a global tech company. Read our coverage in the Columbus Business Courier.
“Physna’s Thangs geometric search engine finds parts within parts. Try doing that with a traditional geometric search.” Read the article in Engineering.com.
Read the Thangs announcement in Spar3D and see why they call Thangs “the 3D Google”.
Read why Industry Today calls Thangs the “Google + GitHub for the World of 3D Models”.
“Powerful enough for a leading aerospace CAD engineer, yet simple enough for literally anyone to use.” Read the article from TCT Magazine.
See why Develop 3D is calling Thangs “A search engine powered by deep learning”. See the Coverage.
Learn why SolidSmack is calling Thangs the “Hot New Thang for 3D Model Search and Share”. See the Coverage.
3D Printing Industry is calling Thangs the “World’s most powerful geometric search engine”. Read the article.
Physna is launching Thangs, a search engine and community for 3D models. See why Protocol is calling Physna the “Google for the 3D World”. Read the article.
Physna is excited to announce the launch of Thangs: The world’s first geometric search engine and most powerful online community for 3D model creators. Thangs is for designers, engineers and enthusiasts to search more than 1 million models, collaborate with one another and share their models. Read the announcement.
A former Google exec who spent nearly 8 years helping grow Google Cloud into a behemoth explains why he left Silicon Valley to join 3D modeling startup Physna. Read the article.
Physna announces tech industry veteran Dennis DeMeyere as CTO. Industry tech leaders Mark Kvamme and Jason Warner have joined the board of directors. Read the announcement.
Physna’s Series A funding made Fortune’s term sheet of venture deals. See it here.
Physna received recognition in leading 3D Printing Publications. Check out our coverage in 3D Printing Industry, 3D Printing Zoom and 3dprinting.com.
Drive Capital’s Partner Mark Kvamme was involved in early stage investment for Google and sees similar potential with Physna. Learn why Columbus, Ohio VC Drive Capital made the Series A investment in Physna in Smart Business Dealmakers Columbus.
On Saturday March 9th, CEO Paul Powers gave a talk at TEDX Grand Junction about how new technologies such as Physna can help spark new innovations. Watch it here
Physna was selected as one of 60 startups for Startup Grind’s 2019 Accelerate Program and presented at their global conference in Silicon Valley.
Physna CEO Paul Powers made the 2019 Forbes 30 Under 30 List for Manufacturing & Industry.
