Automated CGI and product content generation for global brands
INDG operates a two-tier content production business: a services arm handling large-scale 3D rendering and digital twin work, and Grip, a SaaS platform that automates the conversion of master creative assets into infinite on-brand variations using rule-based generative AI. The hiring profile—engineering and design-heavy, with accelerating velocity across 4 countries—reflects active platform scaling; active projects center on content pipelines, graphics engines, and production automation, while reported pain points (manual workflow bottlenecks, human capacity limits, brand consistency) align precisely with what the platform is built to solve.
Notable leadership hires: CG Art Director, Art Director
INDG is a Netherlands-based technology company founded in 1999 that has built a two-business model: INDG Services handles bespoke large-scale CGI, 3D rendering, and digital twin production for global consumer and automotive brands; Grip (launched 2017) is a SaaS platform that automates product content generation by combining digital twins, brand asset libraries, and rule-bound generative AI to produce high-quality images and videos at scale. The tech stack spans professional 3D tools (3ds Max, V-Ray, Photoshop, After Effects) for asset creation and a modern cloud-native backend (Node.js, TypeScript, WebGL, Kubernetes, Azure/AWS) for the platform layer. Customers include major CPG, automotive, fashion, and healthcare brands.
Grip is INDG's SaaS platform (launched 2017) that automates product content generation. It uses digital twins, brand asset libraries, and rule-based generative AI to transform master creative assets into infinite on-brand variations of images and videos while maintaining product fidelity and strict brand guidelines.
INDG uses 3ds Max, V-Ray, Photoshop, and After Effects for 3D asset creation; Node.js and TypeScript for backend services; WebGL and WebAssembly for browser rendering; Kubernetes and Docker for orchestration; and Azure/AWS for cloud infrastructure. Monitoring is via Prometheus and Grafana.
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