<ul><li>Stitch3D, a browser-based platform, allows users to view, share, and manage large 3D files, specifically lidar scans.</li><li>The platform aims to address the issue of transmitting lidar scans with current cloud storage services, which do not support these massive files.</li><li>Stitch3D, founded by U.S. Army veteran Clark Yuan, secured a $1.8 million grant from the Air Force and a $750,000 pre-seed round to develop its technology.</li><li>Aside from military applications, Stitch3D can be used in industries such as forestry, mining, architecture, land surveying, and oil drilling, and has potential applications in augmented reality.</li></ul>

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