Tired of wrestling with complex 3D modeling software? You're OUT! The tech world is buzzing with the arrival of Intangible, an AI powerhouse that's like a digital god with a magic wand. Simply type a short description, and watch as a lifelike 3D world springs to life before your eyes! Even more impressive, this revolutionary tool has secured $4 million in seed funding and is set for a June launch, poised to revolutionize the creative industry!
Intangible's ambition is huge: to make 3D creation accessible to everyone, not just a select few professionals. Filmmakers, game designers, event planners, marketing agencies, and even everyday users with ideas for home design or art can easily translate their creative visions into visual 3D scenes with Intangible.
The team behind this marvel is equally impressive. Founder Charles Migos is the former lead designer of several original iPad apps (iBooks, Notes, News) at Apple and served as VP of Product Development at Unity. Co-founder Bharat Vasan is a serial entrepreneur whose wearable tech company, Basis, was acquired by Intel. Migos explains that the idea originated during his time at Unity, where he envisioned a tool that empowers creatives, leveraging generative AI to make 3D creation incredibly simple and efficient.
Intangible's ease of use is remarkable. Users don't need to write any code; simply describe the scene in natural language, like chatting with a friend, and the AI engine will automatically construct a complete 3D world. Design a futuristic city, a fantasy landscape—it's all just a sentence away.
Even better, Intangible boasts a library of over 6,000 3D assets: characters, trees, roads, vehicles—everything you need. Users can drag and drop these assets onto the 3D canvas like building blocks to quickly create scenes. For filmmakers, Intangible offers powerful storyboarding capabilities, allowing for flexible camera angle adjustments and scene arrangement to significantly boost pre-visualization efficiency.
After initial design, users can switch to "visualization mode," where Intangible leverages cutting-edge AI image generation technologies like DeepSeek, Llama, and Stable Diffusion to bring the 3D scene to life with photorealistic detail. The robust collaboration features allow users to share project links and invite team members for real-time collaboration.
Currently in a limited beta test, Intangible has already attracted the attention of "hundreds" of creative professionals, including several well-known film and game studios. The official launch is slated for June, with both free and paid subscription models ranging from $15 to $50 per month. Users can also purchase additional credits for image and video generation.
Intangible's funding round is equally noteworthy, led by top-tier venture capital firms a16z Speedrun and Crosslink Capital, with several angel investors participating. The funding will be used for product development and team expansion. The current 10-person team includes Philip Metschan, a former principal product designer at Pixar and Industrial Light & Magic (ILM), and they expect to double in size this year. Intangible's arrival is sure to revolutionize the creative industry. Let's wait and see how this AI marvel reshapes the future of creative workflows!
