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Present a product
A photo or description alone cannot explain shapes, options or how something works.
We can assess a 3D view, explorable details or a configurator. Selected options can become the reference for a sales enquiry.
Experiences worth exploring.
A game, a 3D space or an interactive demo starts with what people should be able to do. We design the experience around that, considering the devices it will run on and how to keep it responsive.
Tell us about your ideaWhen exploring helps people understand.
An interactive experience can make a product, space or process easier to understand. We first decide what a person should learn or do, then shape how they take part.
CONCRETE POSSIBILITIES
This could be what you need it for.
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Introduce a space
You want people to imagine a place, route or the layout of an environment.
A virtual tour can guide people through spaces and information points. We define what should be represented faithfully and what is conceptual, keeping the distinction clear.
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Explain a process
A task has several steps and you want people to learn by trying.
A simulation or interactive demo can make choices, consequences and paths visible. Its goals and limits are defined before production.
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Shape a game or story
You have an exploration idea, a mechanic or a different way to tell a project’s story.
We start with a short playable experience to test interaction, pacing and clarity. The prototype helps decide where to invest in a fuller version.
THE CHOICES THAT MATTER
Designed around you.
Audience and devices
A phone, browser or dedicated installation has different needs. We define devices, controls and performance before expanding the scene.
Assets and representation
Images, models, audio and text need to be created or supplied. We agree on provenance, accuracy and permissions for the assets.
A clear experience
Instructions, accessible controls and alternative paths help visitors. Visual effects should support the experience you want to offer.
FROM IDEA TO USE
A clear path, step by step.
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Define the experience
Who takes part, what they should understand and what they should be able to do.
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Try the interaction
A focused prototype lets us assess controls, pacing and usefulness.
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Build the visual world
We create and integrate the agreed assets while monitoring loading times.
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Test on the chosen devices
We check controls, stability and alternative paths before handover.
Useful questions, before we start.
Does it always need 3D?
No. A 2D interaction, diagram or simple configurator may be more suitable. We choose based on what the person needs to understand and the device they will use.
Can we use our existing materials?
We can review them and assess how to adapt them. They need usable formats, suitable quality and permission for the intended use.
Is InOffice an example of this work?
Yes. It is an explorable virtual office with simulated characters and activities. It shows an interactive experience built around an identity; it does not depict real employees or premises.
What would you like people to experience?
You don’t need a technical plan. Tell Echo, our AI project guide, what you have in mind. You can review and edit the summary before sending it to us for a proposal.
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