Kaedim is a technology company.
Kaedim helps hundreds of 3D teams ship assets with unmatched speed, quality, and support. They provide production-ready 3D assets for studios and brands.
Kaedim has raised $15.2M across 2 funding rounds.
Kaedim has raised $15.2M in total across 2 funding rounds.
Kaedim is an AI-powered software company that builds tools for rapid, production-ready 3D asset creation from images, primarily serving game developers, studios, product designers, e-commerce teams, and brands in industries like commerce, architecture, animation, and 3D printing.[1][2][3] It solves the core problem of time-intensive manual 3D modeling—often taking days—by delivering a 10x speedup through machine learning algorithms combined with an in-house art team, enabling assets in minutes while maintaining quality and creative control.[1][2][3] The platform supports professional workflows with features like low/high-poly generation, texture creation, pipeline tracking, task assignment, and team coordination, powering hundreds of game developers and Fortune 100 teams with growing momentum in scalable 3D production.[2][3]
Kaedim was founded on February 10, 2020, by Konstantina Psoma while she completed her MEng degree at the University of Bristol in the UK.[1][4] Immersed in gaming culture, Psoma tackled 3D modeling with Autodesk Maya during her studies but hit roadblocks like steep learning curves, slow progress, and hardware demands while modeling complex projects such as Bristol cathedrals.[1][4] Visiting local game studios revealed industry-wide pain points in manual pipelines involving dozens of artists, inspiring her to develop an AI-driven solution for faster asset creation.[1][4] Early traction built on this personal insight, evolving into a San Francisco-based startup (with London headquarters) now supporting diverse 3D-dependent sectors.[3][4]
Kaedim rides the explosion of AI in creative tools and the surging demand for 3D content in gaming, metaverses, AR/VR, e-commerce visualization, and digital twins, where manual modeling bottlenecks hinder scalability.[1][3] Timing aligns with advancements in generative AI post-2020, enabling reconstruction from 2D inputs amid a creator economy boom and AAA game production pressures.[2][5] Market forces like talent shortages, rising 3D needs in Web3/e-commerce, and AI democratization favor Kaedim, positioning it to influence ecosystems by accelerating pipelines for indies to enterprises and fostering hybrid human-AI creativity standards.[1][3]
Kaedim is primed to expand beyond gaming into enterprise 3D workflows like product design and simulation, leveraging AI maturity for deeper integrations with tools like Unity/Unreal. Trends in multimodal AI, real-time rendering, and immersive tech will amplify its edge, potentially evolving toward fully autonomous pipelines while retaining artist oversight. As 3D becomes ubiquitous, Kaedim could redefine asset production efficiency, turning today's 10x speedup into an industry baseline and solidifying its role in AI-augmented creativity.[2][3] This builds on its origins in solving real modeling frustrations, scaling streamlined 3D for a content-hungry world.[1]
Kaedim has raised $15.2M in total across 2 funding rounds.
Kaedim's investors include AngelList, Menlo Ventures, Walerud Ventures, Amjad Masad, Eden Chen, Mandeep Singh, Nate Mitchell, Siqi Chen, Tom Blomfield, 9Yards Capital, Will Brooks, Will Martin.
Kaedim has raised $15.2M across 2 funding rounds. Most recently, it raised $15.0M Series A in March 2024.
| Date | Round | Lead Investors | Other Investors |
|---|---|---|---|
| Mar 1, 2024 | $15.0M Series A | AngelList, Menlo Ventures, Walerud Ventures, Amjad Masad, Eden Chen, Mandeep Singh, Nate Mitchell, Siqi Chen, Tom Blomfield | |
| Jan 1, 2021 | $200K Seed | 9Yards Capital, Will Brooks, Will Martin |