Three Builds With Tech Giants
Summary
• Three is building browser native 3D AI agents with onchain identities, allowing interactive AI characters to live directly on websites.
• The project, led by AI and crypto builder nich, has continued shipping new products including 3D avatar animation tools and AI powered 3D model generation.
• Partnerships with AWS and IBM brought significant attention to the project, with Three later reaching a market cap of $16.6M.
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Three is building browser native 3D AI agents with onchain identities. The goal is to turn AI into embodied, embeddable, and monetizable 3D characters that can interact with users directly on websites while maintaining blockchain based identities.
The project is led by nich, a builder known in both AI and crypto circles. On May 23, he shared a demo showing a 3D AI agent interacting with a standard website login form and navigating web pages in a reactive way.
Development has continued in public. Nich recently posted a preview of a redesigned version of the platform, saying it would be significantly easier to use and that additional features would be announced soon.
The team has also continued shipping new tools. It launched Animations & Poses Studio, allowing users to generate custom movements and animations for 3D avatars, including uploaded custom models.
Most recently, the team introduced two new MCP servers, including 3D Studio MCP, which lets developers generate 3D models from text prompts and images. Early access is currently available ahead of a wider release on threedotws.
Alongside product development, three has secured several notable partnerships. On May 27, the team announced a partnership with AWS, adding one of the world's largest cloud providers to its list of collaborators.
A major catalyst arrived on June 1 when three shared a video showcasing its work with IBM. Roughly 13 hours later, IBM responded publicly, saying, "We're super excited about this." Following the exchange, the token moved from around a $300K market cap to more than $3.5M.
As the team continued shipping new products and securing partnerships with companies such as AWS and IBM, interest in the project grew significantly. Three later reached a peak market cap of $16.6M, making it one of the more closely watched AI related projects on Pump fun.