Alas, starting on January 2025, the current Py3dTilers development team will move on to new projects. Py3dTilers will thus no longer be developed nor maintained.
Thecurrent repository owners are thus looking for a community (a set of individuals, teams or corporations) that would be willing to adopt py3dTilers in order to pursue the development activity.
This transition could take the form of adding new developers and transmitting the MAINTAINER role (at the repository level).
But, as allowed by theLICENSE, the transmission could go as far as relinquishing the repository ownership to another responsible organization.

At this stage, some contacts were made with some public or private organizations (currently using and/or contributing to py3dTilers). If the future of py3dTilers interests you, and you would willing to engage some resources to take the lead on
maintaining/developing py3dTilers, please provide in this issue some sketchy declaration of intention and possibly a coarse roadmap.

Deciding the actual form of transmission will be based on the result of the public discussion happening in this issue.