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Decart builds AI software that creates live, interactive video and 3D worlds, plus the plumbing that lets these models run fast and cheaply on computer chips.
Decart is an AI company that makes models which generate video and 3D scenes in real time — as in, you interact with them and they respond instantly, rather than making you wait for a slow render. Its customers are developers and companies that want to build things like playable AI-generated worlds, live video effects, or interactive simulations without building the underlying AI themselves.
The core technical problem is speed. Generating video with AI is normally slow and expensive because the models are huge and the chips doing the math are costly to rent. Decart's pitch is that it has both the generative models and the optimization layer that makes them run efficiently on graphics processors, so a developer can plug in and get smooth, instant output. That combination — the model plus the infrastructure — is what it sells. The company is based in Israel and has drawn attention and investment in the hot race to build real-time generative AI, where it competes with much larger players racing toward the same goal of AI that reacts to you live. Like most young AI startups, its challenge is turning impressive demos into durable paying customers while the technology underneath keeps changing fast.
Decart is a private company, so it doesn't report public revenue or profits, and its finances are largely known only to its investors. The simple way to think about it: it's betting that the future of AI isn't just chatbots that type back at you, but worlds and videos that respond the moment you touch them — and it wants to own the engine that makes that possible.
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