At HMDSoft, our first product is Genmesh For Unity.

Benefits of GenMesh for Unity:

Generate Meshes from the Unity Editor so you never have to leave unity.
MeshGen for Unity provides developers with significantly more granular control than the Meshy AI or Tripo workspace browsers. By exposing advanced parameters such as origin_at, light_replacement, auto_size, and symmetry_mode, MeshGen empowers Unity developers with a suite of tools unavailable in standard browser-based solutions.
Generated Meshes are “Probuilder Ready”. Need to Tweek the Mesh, Material or texture use Probuilder for ‘Fit and Finish”. All generated Meshes are delivered “Probuilderized”.
The most effective way to generate meshes in multiple steps is through a structured workflow. GenMesh for Unity offers a visual tool that allows you to design and manage multi-step mesh generation processes
Combine different vendors’ generation tools to achieve your specific goals. For example, you might use Meshy AI to generate an image from text if you prefer its quality. Next, you can use Tripo AI to create a model from the Meshy AI image because it offers the right price. Mix and match solutions to best suit your requirements.

“Probuilder Ready”– Most of the “fit and finish” work for our generated models is completed on the Probuilder Deck. For example, the picnic table below was generated with Meshy AI and then refined using Probuilder. With Probuilder, we can easily modify vertices, edges, faces, and UV maps (colors), all in just two steps: generate with Meshy and edit with Probuilder.

Above is an example of using the Meshy AI End Points to generate a 3D Model. In this case, we are using AI to generate a small bench. In this case, we used Unity’s ProBuilder to retexture the 3D Model with precision.