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Interactive 3D websites that make the idea tangible

When the product is physical, complex or doesn't exist yet, a photo falls short. A 3D scene in the browser lets people spin it, open it and try it. We build it light, so it loads on a phone and is still a website Google can find.

  • Three.js
  • React Three Fiber
  • WebGPU
  • Blender
  • glTF / Draco
  • KTX2
Fig. 01Interactive 3Dmesh · real timefaces 00/2060 fpsTHREE.JS · WEBGPULooping
The laser sweeps the spinning part and the monitor rebuilds it as a mesh, face by face, ready to move at 60 fps.

01

Models prepared for the web, not for rendering.

An engineering model weighs hundreds of megabytes. We reduce it, bake materials and lighting, and compress geometry and textures (glTF, Draco, KTX2) until the scene loads in seconds.

Camera, light and interaction are designed like a short film: what the visitor sees first, what they can touch and what we tell them at each step.

02

WebGPU when possible, WebGL when not.

We use Three.js and React Three Fiber, with WebGPU in browsers that support it and WebGL as the fallback. Every scene has a budget for polygons, textures and draw calls.

If the device can't cope, a well-designed static version is shown. Nobody is left staring at a blank screen.

Deliverables

What you get at handover.

  • Optimized models and their export pipeline
  • An interactive scene with designed camera and lighting
  • A fallback version for limited devices
  • Load and smoothness measured on real phones

Questions

What we usually get asked

Missing yours? Write it to info@veodar.com and we'll reply with a specific question, not a brochure.

Is a 3D website slow to load?

It doesn't have to be. With optimized models, compression and progressive loading, the page is usable before the 3D has finished arriving.

Do we need the 3D models?

If you have CAD files or models, we adapt them. If not, we model from drawings, photos or references.

Does it work on phones?

Yes. We design to a budget for mid-range phones, with a static alternative for devices without acceleration.

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Get started

What should the visitor be able to spin?

Send us the product or the space. We’ll tell you which scene makes sense and how heavy it would be.

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