Culver City, CA, July 21, 2026 – 3D streaming infrastructure provider Miris today announced glTF intake, including the binary .glb form, to its spatial streaming platform. The update lets developers point existing glTF export pipelines at Miris and begin conditioning assets for adaptive streaming, without reformatting them first. glTF joins OpenUSD as a supported intake format. Teams can upload assets at the fidelity they want to ship, and Miris streams them adaptively so the authored detail is preserved at ingest rather than stripped in advance.
“glTF has been the practical delivery format for real-time and web 3D for years, but teams routinely have to shrink files to load them fast enough. The version users see trades fidelity for delivery speed,” said Miris CTO Sean Looper. “This update lets teams bring those assets to Miris at the fidelity they authored and hand the delivery problem to us. They stop choosing between how good an asset looks and how quickly it arrives.”
Key benefits include:
— Bring assets at full fidelity: Teams can intake glTF files the fidelity they want to ship instead of decimating geometry and textures in advance. Miris streams adaptively, so a capable device and connection receive close to the full asset, while others get a lower-fidelity stream that refines as more data arrives.
— Accelerate timelines: Skip the optimization work historically required to prepare deliverable files. Evaluate Miris with existing assets and exporters for faster experimentation and implementation.
— Maintain fewer deliverables: The authored detail is what gets delivered. Artists no longer have to create or maintain multiple stripped-down versions to hit different file-size budgets.
This update expands the set of formats teams can bring to Miris natively. Once an asset is ingested, the platform’s adaptive streaming tailors delivery to each viewer’s device and connection, transmitting only the geometry and texture data needed in real time. Teams submit assets at the ideal fidelity and let delivery adapt, rather than decimating files in advance to fit a fixed size budget. It stays simple and cost-effective for organizations to enhance their applications with high-fidelity 3D.
glTF intake is available now in Miris, alongside existing support for the OpenUSD open-source 3D framework for digital environments. Sign up for the free Public Beta at app.miris.com/sign-up.
About Miris
Miris is a 3D streaming infrastructure company applying the same paradigm shift to spatial content that adaptive streaming brought to video. Instead of downloading complete assets or renting cloud GPUs to render frames remotely, Miris streams spatial data that reconstructs on end-user devices in real time. Content loads in under a second, refines progressively, and scales to millions of concurrent users at CDN economics. Founded in 2024 and backed by IAG Capital Partners, Miris is headquartered in Culver City, CA. Miris® is a registered trademark of Miris, Inc. https://www.miris.com/
