We live in a 3D world, so the data we have about it needs to be multi-dimensional, too, says Patrick Cozzi, CEO of the now-standalone company, Cesium.

The 3D geospatial platform venture is a spinout of Exton-based Analytical Graphics Inc. (AGI), which makes software for engineers, operators, analysts and developers working on land, sea, air and space systems.

Cesium started as a project at AGI in 2011 when a team set out to fill a need for temporal geospatial visualizations on the web. The first iteration was CesiumJS, an open-source 3D visualization engine, the company said.

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