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Interactive 3D for Complex Products

We turn products, spaces and technical information into interactive 3D systems that people can explore and understand on modern devices.

A shared view of complex information

Interactive 3D gives customers, operators and internal teams a direct way to inspect a product or environment instead of interpreting it from disconnected images and documents. The experience can run in a browser or as part of a larger custom application.

What the system can include

01

Web 3D product exploration

Browser-based models with purposeful camera views, part selection, states and information designed around the decisions your audience needs to make.

02

Configuration and presentation

Interactive options, environments and guided narratives that make a complex offer easier to compare, present and explain.

03

Custom software integration

3D experiences connected to the data, interface and publishing workflow required by the wider product or business system.

Build for the use case and the device

Visual quality, loading time and interaction depth are balanced against the devices and decisions the experience must support.

  1. 01

    Define the audience and source data

    We map the user journey, product structure, available CAD or media, required states and target devices.

  2. 02

    Prototype the visual system

    A representative model proves performance, material quality, navigation and information hierarchy before scaling production.

  3. 03

    Produce, integrate and publish

    Assets, interactions and interfaces are completed as one system, then validated on the target device range and publishing environment.

Interactive 3D in practice

These projects show how architectural and product information can become a navigable visual narrative instead of a static presentation.

Define the Build Before Production

Based in Querétaro, Mexico, we work with teams in Mexico and the United States. Projects can be delivered in English and Spanish. We scope the target sites, language, IT requirements and support responsibilities together.

What Comes Out of the First Call?
A workflow to investigate, the inputs needed and a direction for the first prototype. Development of that prototype is a separately scoped phase with acceptance criteria agreed before production.
What Determines the Investment and Schedule?
Content preparation, interaction depth, target devices, assessment, integrations and review cycles. Share representative assets and one important use case so we can define a phased proposal around the actual work.
What Should Your Team Bring?
The current procedure or product requirements, approved CAD or reference media, intended users and known constraints. Identify a subject expert and the people responsible for IT, approvals and deployment.
How Are Devices and Integrations Selected?
We evaluate access, connectivity, tracking, comfort and performance on representative devices. Agree on authentication, learner or product identifiers, reporting and data exchange before an LMS or business-system integration is scoped.
How Are Ownership and Updates Defined?
Agree on source delivery, ownership, reuse rights and third-party licenses in the project scope. Identify who maintains content, approves releases and operates the system, including how future procedure or product changes are handled.
How Do We Validate and Support the System?
Review the critical workflow with representative users against agreed acceptance criteria. Plan distribution, device setup and operating responsibilities before launch. One year of support after launch is included; its scope is defined with the project.

Define the System Your Team Needs

Tell us what your team needs to practise, present, visualize, explain or connect. We will turn it into a defined scope and a system ready for use.

  • Talk directly with the team that will plan and build your system.
  • A defined scope, a phased plan, and a team ready when you are.
  • One year of support after launch included.