3D & Interactive Design

A Photorealistic 3D Render Can Show Every Configuration Your Product Is Available In, in Every Colour, From Every Angle, Without Manufacturing a Single Physical Sample.

• Photorealistic product renders: Producing photorealistic 3D product renders from CAD files or reference photography - configured to the exact specification required, from the exact camera angle required, in any lighting environment required - for use in marketing materials, sales presentations, eCommerce product pages, and print production
• Product configuration render libraries: Producing the complete render library that covers every significant product configuration - colour options, material finishes, component variations, and assembly combinations - giving the marketing and sales team a comprehensive visual asset set that covers every prospect enquiry without requiring a new photoshoot for each variation
• Architectural and spatial visualisation: Producing photorealistic architectural visualisations for real estate development, interior design, facility planning, and installation projects - communicating the completed environment to clients, investors, and approval bodies before construction or installation begins
• Environmental and context renders: Placing product renders in realistic context environments - factory floors, offices, outdoor installations, retail environments - that communicate the product in its intended application setting, making it easier for buyers to visualise fit for their own context
• Technical illustration and cutaway renders: Producing technical 3D illustrations - cutaway views, exploded assemblies, section cuts - that communicate complex internal structures, assembly relationships, and technical specifications in a format that is more informative and more compelling than technical drawing
• Animation and visualisation film: Producing 3D product and architectural animation - fly-through renders, assembly animations, product reveal sequences - that communicate the product or space in a format that engages more deeply than static imagery and demonstrates dynamics, scale, and spatial quality that static renders cannot communicate

A Product Configurator Allows Buyers to Do the Work of Understanding and Specifying Your Product Themselves - at Their Own Pace, Without Consuming Your Sales Team's Time.

• Web-based product configurators: Building the web-based product configurator that allows buyers to select their specification - dimensions, materials, colours, components, accessories - and see the product update in real time, with the commercial logic that ensures only valid configurations are possible and pricing is updated in line with configuration choices
• Real-time 3D configuration: Integrating real-time 3D rendering into the product configurator - using WebGL and Three.js technologies - so configuration choices are reflected in photorealistic 3D rendering in the buyer's browser, without the loading delays that pre-rendered image sets produce when configuration options are extensive
• Quote and specification generation: Integrating the product configurator with quoting and specification generation - so a buyer who completes a configuration can generate a preliminary specification document and indicative pricing, creating a qualified lead with full specification detail rather than a generic enquiry
• Interactive product tours and feature exploration: Building the interactive product tour experiences that guide buyers through a complex product's features and capabilities - with click-through exploration, animated feature callouts, and the structured narrative that communicates product depth without requiring a live demonstration
• Interactive technical documentation: Transforming static technical documentation into interactive formats - assembly guides with animated steps, maintenance manuals with interactive diagrams, specification sheets with interactive filtering - that are more useful to the technical buyers and specifiers who determine purchase decisions in engineering and manufacturing contexts
• CRM and eCommerce integration: Integrating the product configurator with CRM and eCommerce systems - so configured specifications are captured as structured data, passed to the sales team with full context, and, where in scope, progressed directly through an eCommerce checkout for standard configurations

AR Lets Your Buyer Put Your Product in Their Space Before They Buy It. Nothing Closes the Gap Between Consideration and Conviction Faster.

• Web-based AR product placement: Building the web AR experience that allows buyers to place and visualise your product in their own environment using their smartphone camera - accessible directly through the browser without requiring an app download, reducing the friction that limits AR adoption in commercial contexts
• Native AR app development: Developing native iOS and Android AR applications for product visualisation - with the higher performance, more sophisticated interaction design, and deeper device capability integration that native AR development allows, for product categories where the AR experience quality is a significant commercial differentiator
• Spatial configuration and measurement: Building the AR experiences that go beyond simple placement to allow buyers to configure the product in space, measure the spatial requirements, and evaluate multiple products or configurations in the same environment - the AR capability that is particularly relevant for architectural products, furniture, industrial equipment, and space-critical installations
• AR for trade show and exhibition: Building the trade show AR experiences that allow exhibition visitors to explore products that are too large, too complex, or too expensive to bring to a trade show - replacing physical samples with interactive AR experiences that communicate more product depth with less logistics cost
• VR and immersive walkthrough experiences: Producing the virtual reality and immersive walkthrough experiences that allow clients to experience architectural spaces, facility designs, and complex installations in photorealistic quality before construction or installation begins - the visualisation standard that is increasingly expected in high-value property, infrastructure, and facility projects
• AR analytics and commercial integration: Building the analytics infrastructure that captures AR engagement data - which products were viewed, which configurations were explored, how long buyers spent with each view - and connects that behavioural data to the CRM and marketing systems that inform commercial follow-up