Math Magic Raises Nearly $50 Million for AI 3D Creation Platform

Aug 20, 2026
Math Magic has closed a Series A+ round, bringing its total funding across two rounds in six months to nearly $50 million. The company will use the capital for AI 3D technology, product work, and manufacturing and fulfillment infrastructure.

Beijing based Math Magic has closed a Series A+ round, bringing its total funding across two rounds in six months to nearly $50 million, the company announced in a press release. The Series A+ round and the prior round were led by BAI Capital and HyT Capital, with participation from V Fund and existing investors including HSG, IDG Capital, Long-Z Investments, Crystal Stream, and Jinqiu Capital.

Math Magic said the new capital will support its core AI 3D technology, product work, and manufacturing and fulfillment infrastructure. The company is building tools that connect AI generated 3D models with physical product production and delivery.

Its Hi3D platform launched V3.0 this week with 2048³ voxel resolution for 3D model generation. The platform includes image to 3D generation, AI texturing, model splitting, export in multiple formats, and tools for 3D printing workflows.

Math Magic also operates Builda, a creative community for personalized physical products. Its Builda Camera app lets users upload a photo, generate a personalized figurine, and order delivery through the app.

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