Mixed Dimensions

The core of the company's offering lies in its two proprietary software platforms, GamePrint and MakePrintable. GamePrint is a solution that allows gamers to capture moments and characters from their gameplay and have them transformed into customized 3D models. MakePrintable is a cloud-based tool focused on repairing and optimizing 3D CAD files to ensure they are viable for printing. This technology addresses a significant hurdle in 3D printing by automating the complex process of making a digital file physically printable. The company then manufactures these items on demand using advanced full-color 3D printers, notably through a strategic partnership with Mimaki Engineering.

This partnership, announced in 2020, involves Mimaki providing its state-of-the-art 3D printing hardware and a direct equity investment, significantly enhancing Mixed Dimensions' manufacturing capabilities. The business model centers on a licensing and royalty structure with content owners, creating a new revenue stream for partners by monetizing their virtual assets. By bridging the gap between virtual experiences and physical products, Mixed Dimensions helps reinforce brand relationships and meets a growing demand for personalized collectibles in the gaming and digital art communities.

Since its inception, Mixed Dimensions has secured $5.03 million in funding over four rounds, including a key Series A round in 2016 led by Alsop Louie Partners and Dolby Family Ventures. The company's products are manufactured in San Mateo, California, and shipped to customers globally. Keywords: 3D printing, video game collectibles, custom merchandise, digital to physical, 3D modeling, asset monetization, GamePrint, MakePrintable, full-color 3D printing, personalized collectibles, intellectual property monetization, 3D model repair, gaming merchandise, custom figurines, on-demand manufacturing, Mimaki, virtual assets, collectible figures, digital art, AR/VR merchandise