• Nextech AR (NTAR) has launched new machine learning and computer vision technology for the Toggle3D platform
  • These features will provide opportunities for developers looking to create complex virtual experiences with minimal effort
  • CEO Evan Gappelberg met with Sabrina Phillips to shed light on the news
  • Nextech AR Solutions is a metaverse company active in augmented reality, 3D modelling, holograms and 360° portals
  • Nextech AR Solutions (NTAR) opened trading at C$0.70

Nextech AR (NTAR) has launched new machine learning and computer vision technology for the Toggle3D platform.

Evan Gappelberg, CEO of Nextech AR, met with Sabrina Cuthbert to discuss the launch.

“We are very excited about this development as it marks yet another technological milestone leveraging AI, ML and computer vision while bridging the gap between engineering CAD files and the artistry of 3D modelling. We believe these features will enable developers around the world to unlock more possibilities when creating 3D models from CAD files. These new features are aiming to increase the subscriptions on the Toggle3D platform and contribute to our SaaS revenue generation. We are continuing to move forward with our spin-out IPO of Toggle3D.ai, and I’m happy to report that we have secured the trading symbol: TGGL. We believe that TGGL will begin trading on the CSE in Q2, 2023 although no assurances can be given.”

Nextech AR Solutions is a metaverse company active in augmented reality, 3D modelling, holograms and 360° portals.

Nextech AR Solutions (NTAR) opened trading at C$0.70.


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