CEO Marlin Prager noted that significant investments from major tech and entertainment companies into spatial computing underscore the importance of Miris's comprehensive solutions for content delivery.

This technology allows for real-time streaming of high-fidelity spatial content without requiring downloads, effectively tackling a major challenge in the spatial computing landscape.

Joel Whitley from IAG Capital Partners emphasized that high-fidelity, interactive spatial content delivery is vital for the widespread adoption of spatial computing, a need that Miris effectively meets.

The company aims to eliminate delivery bottlenecks in the spatial computing market, thereby enhancing the overall consumer experience.

Miris's leadership team boasts extensive experience in both entertainment and technology, having contributed to numerous Hollywood films and video games.

Looking ahead, GamesBeat Next is scheduled for October 28th and 29th in San Francisco, where industry leaders will gather to discuss advancements in technology.

Based in Culver City, California, Miris is committed to making spatial content more accessible by addressing existing data limitations.

Their patented technology functions as a specialized content delivery network (CDN) for spatial content, enabling streaming access akin to traditional music and video services.

Miris plans to collaborate with developers to stream high-fidelity spatial content across various sectors, including entertainment and healthcare.

Miris has recently emerged from stealth mode, introducing its innovative technology designed to integrate spatial computing into streaming services.

The company successfully secured $26 million in seed funding, led by IAG Capital Partners, to propel its technology forward.