DEVELOPMENT SERVICES / WEB3D
Let people explore your product. See their choices take shape.
Bring models, configuration rules and business information into one browser experience. Huanshi Studio handles 3D content, interaction design, development and deployment to turn your idea into something people can open, use and understand.
01 / What we build
Start with what people need to understand or accomplish, then choose the right level of detail and interaction. These capabilities can be combined to fit your project.
Rotation, part selection, exploded views and annotations help people understand the product, its components and how they relate. Useful for equipment introductions, interactive manuals and sales demonstrations.
Connect dimensions, colors, materials and modules to a live preview, with rules that control valid combinations. Give customers a visible proposal and sales teams a concrete starting point for discussion.
Bring exhibits, information and navigation into an explorable 3D space. Overviews, points of interest and guided routes can support online exhibitions and conversations about a proposed space.
Link object selection, positions and states with useful information. Product catalogs, configuration results or equipment data can be connected through available APIs, with sources and update behavior agreed for each project.
02 / Working projects
Building styles, room counts, dimensions and colors become one configuration workflow. The 3D preview and floor plan help people understand their choices and give the project team a shared reference for further discussion.
Try the barn configuratorStructure selection, layer visibility and viewpoint controls make complex spatial relationships explorable. The same interaction principles can support equipment, component and specialist knowledge visualization.
03 / Our process
Agree on the scope, target environment and acceptance criteria early, with something tangible to review at each stage.
Confirm the use case, target devices, available assets, essential features and system interfaces. Set out the development scope and milestones.
Build the most important experience first: configuring a product, selecting a component or exploring a space. Review the interaction and visual direction together.
Complete the models, interface and business rules. Optimize geometry, textures, loading and runtime performance for the agreed devices, and connect the required interfaces.
Check the agreed features, browsers and devices, then deliver deployment and usage guidance. Source files, code, maintenance and future extensions are agreed as part of the scope.
04 / Your brief
These three things help us assess the approach and effort in an initial conversation.
Who will use it, what should they be able to do, and where will it run: your website, a separate web application or an on-site device?
Product photos, CAD or 3D models, brand assets, configuration rules and information about any systems it needs to connect to.
Your intended launch date, budget range, devices, languages, hosting and maintenance needs.
Yes. Photos, dimensions, drawings and references help us assess the modeling work and the level of detail suitable for a browser. Existing CAD and high-resolution models will often need conversion and optimization too.
Phones and the WeChat browser can be included as target environments. The interaction, model size and visual quality need to be tested on the intended devices before we agree on acceptance criteria.
They depend on the number and complexity of models, interaction rules, integrations and device coverage. Start with the project estimate form for an initial reference, then we can confirm the scope and formal quote together.
START A CONVERSATION
Tell us what people need to see and do, and what materials you already have. We can turn that into a practical development brief together.
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