TreisD

TreisD Corporation is a privately held technology company specializing in 3D image capture, display, and printing that replicates the human visual system without the need for specialized glasses. The company was started before the COVID-19 pandemic and is led by CEO John Brandon, former Vice President of International at Apple, Inc., and Chairman & CTO Leslie Jerry Nims, who developed the Nimslo 3D photographic system. The leadership team also includes Executive Vice President of Technology Sam Pol and Chief Scientist Dr. William Karszes.

TreisD's core technology is built upon patented systems for end-to-end 3D image capture, processing, display, and reproduction. It integrates proprietary software, AI-driven algorithms, micro-optics, and a large vision model (LVM) to create its effects. This approach is designed to lower the costs associated with 3D production by eliminating the need for headsets and reducing infrastructure and data transport expenses. The company's primary offerings include micro-optical materials and security printing to provide enhanced brand protection and anti-counterfeiting solutions for physical products like event tickets and labels. Its technology serves various industries, with applications in medical imaging for remote diagnostics, drone and satellite imaging, and consumer devices like smartphones and tablets.

With leadership based in Silicon Valley and Georgia, TreisD announced in July 2025 that it is opening a new 20,000-square-foot manufacturing facility in Knox County, Tennessee. This facility, located in the Eastbridge Business Park, will produce the company's unique micro-optical lens material using polymer plastics and is expected to be fully operational by the end of 2025. The move is projected to create approximately 50 jobs in its first two years.

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