Mesh Data Streaming

Mesh data streaming refers to the technique of transferring 3D mesh data in real time or near real time between systems or applications. This enables efficient processing, visualization, and analysis of large and complex 3D models without the need to download or locally store the entire dataset.

It is especially useful in applications such as virtual reality, augmented reality, game development, and industrial design, where large volumes of 3D data must be accessed in real time. Mesh data streaming allows users to view and manipulate detailed 3D models remotely, enhancing collaboration between teams and stakeholders. The technology often uses advanced compression and transmission protocols to reduce latency and bandwidth use while preserving high data quality—particularly important in industrial maintenance, where precise 3D models are critical for effective diagnostics and upkeep.

See also: 3D Modeling, VR, AR,Industrial Design, Remote Collaboration