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3D AI

Immersive 3D worlds, virtual tours and explorable experiences from prompts or images.

Turn prompts, photos and floor plans into explorable 3D experiences — with a path from experiment to repeatable pipeline.

Capabilities

  • Text/image to scene prototyping
  • Virtual tours and spatial navigation
  • Gaussian splatting and mesh workflows where appropriate
  • Scale and performance tuning for web delivery
  • Asset packaging for Unreal/Unity handoff when needed
  • Iteration loops with art direction checkpoints
  • Storage for large scene assets
  • Rendering farms for batch outputs

Use cases

Real estate: walkable previews from incomplete photo sets.
Hospitality: showcase spaces before costly shoots.
Industrial: visualize layouts from CAD-adjacent inputs — scope dependent.
Marketing: hero experiences for launches without game-engine teams on payroll.

Process

Reference & constraints

Style, realism bar, locomotion style and platform targets.

Prototype scene

Fast iteration until direction is right.

Harden

Optimize meshes/splats, lighting and load times.

Publish

Embed, app handoff or video renders — your choice.

Technology

We mix commercial tooling and open research stacks depending on fidelity and budget. You get honest trade-offs — not every scene should be splats, and not every tour needs a game build.

Demo

A viewer placeholder mock lives on the main demo page.

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Quote

We work quote-only. Share your throughput, quality bar and deadlines — we respond with a scoped proposal.

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FAQ

Do you build games?

We focus on experiences and pipelines — not full game studios — unless scoped.

What platforms?

Web-first where possible; native when required.

Can we use our CAD?

Sometimes — feasibility depends on format and cleanliness.

How long does iteration take?

Prototype days; production hardening varies widely.

Pricing?

Quote-only after a short discovery.

Case studies

We publish select notes without exposing client internals.

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Contact

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