According to a recent LinkedIn post from Miris, the company is promoting a workflow for creators to upload high-fidelity 3D assets using OpenUSD as a native input format. The post notes compatibility with common formats such as OBJ, FBX, GLB, and GLTF via tools including Blender, Maya, and Houdini, and emphasizes consistent shading through USD Preview Surface or MaterialX.
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The LinkedIn post highlights that creators are advised not to pre-optimize assets, as Miris appears to rely on an internal conditioning pipeline designed for high-resolution inputs. After upload, users can review a lower-resolution preview before generating a streamable asset that can be shared via link or embedded with a Web SDK, allowing viewer access without downloads or installations.
For investors, the post suggests Miris is positioning its platform as infrastructure for browser-based 3D streaming, potentially targeting industries such as e-commerce, gaming, design, and digital twins that require interactive 3D content. If adoption grows among professional creators and developers, this workflow and Web SDK model could support a scalable, usage-based revenue structure and strengthen Miris’ role in the OpenUSD and web 3D ecosystem.