BEIJING, Aug. 14, 2026 /PRNewswire/ — Hi3D will launch V3.0 on August 19, 2026, with free access to the new model for its first 48 hours on the Hi3D platform. Hi3D V3.0 is the highest-precision AI 3D model today, reaching 2048³ voxel resolution and preserving fine detail across every industry it serves.

A Higher Precision Ceiling — Redefining the Next Generation of AI 3D Model

Hi3D has set the benchmark at every stage. Hi3D V1.0 was the first commercially available AI 3D model at 1536³ voxel resolution. Hi3D V3.0 advances it to 2048³ voxel resolution, setting a new SOTA in AI 3D Models.

Precision is the headline improvement, but not the only one. Hi3D V3.0 improves the full pipeline rather than any single stage, and holds up under close inspection — where other AI 3D models usually fail.

In addition to the highlights mentioned above, Hi3D also offers:

3D Model Maker: A high-precision, all-in-one AI 3D creation platform that brings image-to-3D generation, AI texturing, model splitting and multi-format export together in one seamless workspace.Image to 3D Model: Turn a 2D reference image into a clean, detailed, and structured 3D model for games, design, art, or 3D printing.AI Texturing: Automatically generate detailed, production-ready textures that bring untextured 3D models to life.Split for 3D Printing: Automatically split complete models into printable parts and add connectors for easier printing and assembly.Multicolor 3D Printing: Convert textured models into clearly separated color regions and prepare them for compatible multicolor printing workflows.

Why Free for Everyone

Hi3D has built its platform on the premise that high-quality AI 3D model should be accessible regardless of industry or level of experience. 3D printing, games and film, e-commerce, industrial design, jewelry, and more all rely on 3D assets — and Hi3D has significantly lowered the barrier to creating them. Therefore, Hi3D is opening V3.0 for 48 hours, allowing users across all industries to evaluate the highest-precision AI 3D model today and to see how it fits into their existing workflows.

48-Hour Free Access

When: August 19, 2026 (00:00 UTC) – August 20, 2026 (24:00 UTC)
Website: Hi3D
Terms: Full access to Hi3D V3.0

About Hi3D

Hi3D is an all-in-one AI 3D creation platform developed by Math Magic. Hi3D V3.0 is the highest-precision AI 3D model today, reaching 2048³ voxel resolution. It turns ideas and images into high-fidelity, production-ready 3D assets. The platform serves customers across 3D printing, gaming, film and animation, e-commerce, and architectural design, among others.

Hi3D’s mission is to make creation as universal as expression. The platform covers the full workflow from generation to print, so AI-generated models can be printed and assembled without additional modeling work.

CONTACT:

Yasmin Zhang
zhangyejinjin@mathmagical.com

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The article explains how pricing, preparation, and local housing market trends can influence selling outcomes in Morgan County.

MOORESVILLE, Ind., Aug. 14, 2026 /PRNewswire/ — What should homeowners understand before listing a home for sale in Morgan County? HelloNation has published an article featuring Real Estate Expert Rachel Blacklidge, explaining how pricing strategy, home presentation, and local housing market trends can affect buyer interest and the overall home selling process.

The article explains that listing a home for sale involves more than placing a property on the market and waiting for offers. Sellers who prepare early often create smoother transactions, stronger buyer demand, and fewer delays throughout the home selling process. According to the article, understanding neighborhood pricing, market timing, and local housing conditions can help sellers position their property more competitively within the local real estate market.

One of the primary topics discussed throughout the article is pricing strategy. Setting the correct asking price is one of the most important decisions sellers make because buyers closely compare homes based on condition, location, available inventory, and neighborhood pricing. The article notes that a home for sale priced too high may remain on the market longer than expected, while underpricing may reduce a seller’s potential return. Reviewing comparable sales and recent activity within the local real estate market can help establish realistic expectations before listing.

The article also highlights the importance of understanding local housing market trends throughout Morgan County. In some conditions, strong buyer demand may create faster sales and multiple offers, while slower periods may require additional negotiation flexibility and adjusted pricing strategies. Sellers are encouraged to monitor inventory levels, seasonal activity, and mortgage rate conditions because these factors often influence how buyers respond to a home for sale within the local real estate market.

Presentation is another major focus covered in the article. Buyers tend to respond more positively to homes that appear clean, organized, and move-in ready. Small improvements such as fresh paint, updated lighting, landscaping maintenance, and decluttering can create stronger first impressions during both online searches and in-person showings. According to the article, preparing a home for sale carefully may help increase buyer demand during the early weeks of market exposure.

Staging is also discussed as an important part of the home selling process. The article explains that staging does not always require expensive renovations or major furniture replacements. Simple adjustments like rearranging furniture, improving lighting, and removing highly personal items may help buyers better visualize the space. Since many buyers form opinions quickly while browsing online listings, sellers should understand how presentation influences interest within the local real estate market.

Professional photography is another topic addressed throughout the article. Many buyers begin searching online before scheduling showings, making listing photos one of the first opportunities to capture attention. The article notes that high-quality images can showcase layout, condition, and lighting more effectively than casual photographs. Sellers competing within the local real estate market may benefit from strong visual presentation when attracting buyer demand.

The article further explains that preparing for inspections early can help reduce delays later in the transaction. Buyers often request inspections shortly after submitting an offer, and unexpected repair concerns may create negotiation challenges. Sellers who address obvious maintenance issues before listing may improve buyer confidence and help the home selling process move more smoothly from contract to closing.

Flexibility and communication are also emphasized throughout the article. Buyers may request evening or weekend showings depending on work schedules and travel distance. Sellers who keep a home for sale clean and accessible may increase opportunities for showings during the most active period after listing. The article also explains that reviewing offers carefully involves more than simply comparing prices. Financing strength, contingencies, and closing timelines may all affect the quality of an offer.

What Should Sellers in Morgan County, IN, Know Before Listing Their Home? features insights from Rachel Blacklidge, Real Estate Expert of Mooresville, IN, in HelloNation.

About HelloNation
HelloNation is America’s Good News Network, a premier media platform built on the idea that good news travels faster when real people tell real stories. Through its community-focused publications and innovative “edvertising” approach, HelloNation delivers content that informs, inspires, and spotlights the leaders making a meaningful impact in their communities.

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CED provides $1,950,000 in financial assistance to Québec technology business.

QUÉBEC, Aug. 14, 2026 /CNW/ — Canada Economic Development for Quebec Regions (CED)

Supporting the development, adoption and commercialization of quantum technologies helps to position Quebec organizations in this emerging field, while also strengthening Canada’s global leadership. That is why Carlos Leitão, Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister of Industry and Minister responsible for CED, along with the Honourable Jean-Yves Duclos, Member of Parliament for Québec-Centre, today announced a repayable contribution of $1,950,000 for Femtum. This CED funding will enable the business to pursue its growth internationally.

Founded in 2017, Femtum is a business specializing in laser solutions for manufacturers of photonic chips, in particular quantum photonic chips. The innovative SME offers a technology that considerably improves the carbon footprint of advanced manufacturing activities for quantum and conventional semiconductors. CED’s financial support enables it to increase its production capacity by fitting out new manufacturing laboratories, to accelerate the commercialization of its products, and to create over 20 new jobs in the photonics and quantum sectors.

To support Canada’s quantum sector and consolidate the country’s position as a leader in this growing field, the Government of Canada has implemented the National Quantum Strategy. This strategy aims to help Canadian businesses adopt quantum technologies so they can position themselves in this emerging field and generate economic benefits for the entire country.

Quotes

“Our government remains determined to build a strong, innovative economy. With this in mind, I salute CED’s investment in Femtum, a business with high growth potential. This support will enable the SME to consolidate its position in a highly competitive global market. The investment helps to reinforce Quebec’s optics-photonics ecosystem, fosters the creation of quality jobs, and confirms the Québec region’s position as a top-tier technology hub.”

The Honourable Mélanie Joly, Member of Parliament for Ahuntsic–Cartierville, Minister of Industry and Minister responsible for CED

“We are helping businesses equip themselves with what they need to remain competitive, prosper and create good jobs. Thanks to our government’s funding, Femtum will be able to offer its laser technology solutions on a greater scale and pursue its growth in the photonics industry and on international markets, which will also help to stimulate the regional economy. This assistance will thus benefit the entire Capitale-Nationale region and the Canadian economy.”

Carlos Leitão, Member of Parliament for Marc-Aurèle-Fortin and Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister of Industry

“The Québec region abounds with talent and daring businesses prepared to launch into new stages of commercialization. The funding provided to Femtum is a testament to our government’s willingness to guide homegrown SMEs in fulfilling their technological ambitions. Supporting this expansion project helps shine a spotlight on Canadian skills in photonics and stimulates the quantum industry.”

The Honourable Jean-Yves Duclos, Member of Parliament for Québec-Centre

“The expertise is local, but the market is global: This CED funding enables Femtum to accelerate the integration of its solutions into global supply chains. Canada has all the ingredients to stand out as a leader in the quantum industry of tomorrow, including a first-class photonics industry. At Femtum, we are building tools that will enable Canada to fulfill this ambition at an industrial scale.”

Louis-Rafaël Robichaud, Co-founder and President, Femtum

Quick facts

Funding has been provided under CED’s Support for Regional Quantum Innovation initiative, which stems from the Government of Canada’s National Quantum Strategy.This initiative has a budget of $23.3 million to be used to make strategic investments up to the year 2028 with a view to helping SMEs and NPOs adopt, develop and commercialize quantum technologies and products based on these technologies.CED is a key federal partner in Quebec’s regional economic development. With its 12 regional business offices, CED accompanies businesses, supporting organizations and all regions across Quebec into tomorrow’s economy.

Associated links

FemtumCanada’s National Quantum StrategySupport for Regional Quantum InnovationCED financing and services

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