Avertex

Avertex is a technology company and software platform focused on geometry processing, AI-enhanced modeling, and real-time visualization. The platform is designed to help designers, engineers, and researchers create, optimize, and analyze complex 3D models. Core components include a vertex-centric processing engine, mesh optimization tools, and a cloud-based collaboration environment. The engine is optimized for vertex-level computation to enable fine-grained control over geometry, smoothing, decimation, and parameterization while maintaining surface accuracy.

Avertex supports common 3D file formats such as GLTF, OBJ, and STL, and provides APIs and SDKs for integration with CAD workflows, game and film pipelines, and GIS data feeds. The software offers modules for procedural generation, mesh repair and simplification, and simulation-ready meshes, enabling rapid iteration and validation across disciplines, from architecture to manufacturing.

Historically, Avertex emerged from research in computational geometry and graphics processing, combining academic methods with practical software engineering. The company emphasizes scalable performance, cross-platform access, and interoperability with established software in the 3D ecosystem.

Applications and impact: Users employ Avertex for mesh repair, optimization, retopology, and automated asset generation. In education and research contexts, the platform is used to explore vertex-based modeling techniques and graph representations of geometric data, supporting experimentation and visualization across disciplines.