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Interactive 3D experiences

Give people a place to explore your product, process or story. Thaumaturg creates interactive 3D experiences that make possibilities tangible and complex ideas easier to understand.

Tell us your brief

Let people explore the value

Some things are easier to understand when you can move around them. A product experience can place an object in the environment it was built for and let visitors explore it, open it up or compare its features. Orbit views, walk-through cameras and exploded views help explain details that a single image cannot show.

A brand experience gives an audience a part to play in the story. People can move through a space and discover it through interaction. Lighting, materials, atmosphere and sound shape that encounter, while the actions available to visitors serve what they need to discover or understand.

Make a complex system visible

Interactive 3D can also explain a technical system, supply chain or business process. A living scene makes relationships, movement and flow visible. People can see how a process works, where a bottleneck appears and what changes when a different decision is made.

An illustrative logistics brief might follow the flow from dock to door. Animated fleets and paths can help show the chain as a connected system. The purpose guides the scene: explain a product feature, reveal how parts fit together or help stakeholders discuss a process. We choose the visual techniques around that job.

Real-time graphics, accessible through a browser

One browser link brings people into the experience, without an installation or plugin. We combine game development with physically based materials, lighting, animation and interactions answered by motion and sound. The human pass balances the scene and its pacing, tunes performance on real devices and considers quality tiers, reduced motion and fallbacks for older hardware.

From brief to experience

Purpose first. Craft in every detail.

  1. Find the purpose

    Start with what your audience should discover, feel or do. Identify the product details, process relationships or story moments that benefit from being explored.

  2. Compose the world

    Arrange the scene, story and interactions around that purpose. Draw from proven real-time techniques, then shape materials, lighting, movement and sound into a coherent experience.

  3. Perfect the details

    Refine the arrival, transitions and responses to each action. Balance the visuals and tune performance, with browser fallbacks that keep the story available on different devices.

Start a conversation

What would make more sense in 3D?

Tell us about your product, process or brand story and the people you want to reach. We can shape a world around what they need to understand.

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  • Who will explore the experience?
  • What should they discover or compare?
  • Which details need interaction to become clear?

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