Toggle3D.ai Inc (CSE:TGGL, OTCQB:TGGLF) has launched a new artificial intelligence (AI) texture upscaling tool that allows users to upscale materials generated from text prompts into a 4K resolution.
The company said materials are generated in an efficient 512-pixel resolution to ensure users can quickly iterate through text prompts until they reach their desired outcome.
It highlighted that what sets this tool apart is its upscaling capability, with users able to upscale their materials to resolutions of 1K, 2K, or 4K.
“This upscaling empowers users to attain the highest quality textures, resulting in a remarkably photorealistic feel to their creations,” Toggle3D.ai said in a statement.
The feature has been in high demand from professionals across manufacturing, design, marketing, and sales, the company noted.
It will be exclusively available to Toggle3D Pro Plan subscribers.
The company also announced on Thursday that major upgrades to its website have been completed.
Improvements to the website include a new homepage with updated visuals, graphics, and video content; a new product page with an overview of the features; and three new pages that highlight industries and specific use cases for which Toggle3D’s technology is suitable.
The website also shows the updated pricing structure for Toggle3D, with the Pro Plan priced at $19 per month. Each new user to the platform gets a free 14-day trial of the Pro Plan, the company noted.
Further Toggle3D.ai’s CEO Evan Gappelberg will be joining Proactive for an investor livestream at 12.30pm Pacific Time/3.30pm Eastern Time on Thursday.
During the livestream, Gappelberg will showcase the company’s upgraded website. The livestream can be accessed here.
Toggle3D.ai is a groundbreaking SaaS solution that utilizes generative AI to convert CAD files, apply stunning 4K texturing, and enable seamless publishing of superior 4K 3D models, serving various industries within the $160 billion CGI market.
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