Inception 2011
A team at Analytical Graphics, Inc. developed CesiumJS for global-scale aerospace visualization.
Press
Cesium is an open platform for creating 3D applications that are fast, flexible, and based on real-world geospatial data. Learn more about Cesium.
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Launch 2019
Cesium was formed as an independent venture-backed company to build the foundational open platform for software applications designed to unleash the potential of 3D geospatial.
Team
Get to know our team.
Philly-proud
Cesium is based in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.
Community
The open source CesiumJS project has been downloaded over 2 million times, has over 200 lifetime contributions, and reaches tens of millions of users annually.
Open standards
Cesium created 3D Tiles, contributed to glTF, and advocates for open standards across industries.
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CEO Patrick Cozzi said Cesium is deeply involved in building the metaverse and is one of the strongest advocates for making sure it is open and interoperable.
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"Cesium’s expertise in cloud-based geospatial software and emphasis on open standards for streaming massive amounts of 3D content fits with Epic’s vision for an open metaverse."
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Geography and games play well together
"Collaboration and commitment to openness between geospatial and game technologists is driving innovation in both fields – and across industries."
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Uber Air takes one software step toward the sky
"Tomorrow's flying Uber vehicles will rely on Cesium's open-source 3D geospatial software for its in-air driving."
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Cesium makes construction smarter with drones, 3D visualization, and Komatsu deal
"Cesium has created a way for construction sites to collect and channel their visual data so that it can be useful for keeping tabs on a construction project’s progress."
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