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AR Object Recognition
Point a phone at the machine. The instructions appear on the machine.
Your trainee holds up their own phone, and step-by-step procedures, maintenance protocols, and safety warnings overlay directly onto the live camera view — anchored to the actual parts they refer to. No printed manual to find. No part number to look up. No app to install.
Feature 01
3D Object Scanning
Using a professional device or even your own phone camera, we capture existing physical objects — equipment, products, specimens, machinery — and convert them into the AR-ready targets that power the interactive experience. No custom modeling required; the real object is the source of truth. Scanning takes a single session on site, and the object doesn't leave your floor.


Feature 02
AR Object
TrackingUsing image and object recognition, the experience locks onto the real-world item through the phone camera. Hotspot buttons appear anchored to specific parts of the object — users tap to reveal instructions, warnings, assembly steps, or any content you want attached to that part.
Feature 03
WebXR Development
Delivered in the browser. No app store. No downloads. We deploy your interactive 3D experience directly to the browser — either as an independent URL you share with users, or as an embeddable plugin that drops into any existing website or LMS.

Standalone URL
Share a direct link. Users open it in any mobile browser — no login or install needed.
Webpage Plugin
Embed the viewer with a single snippet — works on any CMS, landing page, or LMS.
Mobile-First
Built for iOS and Android browsers. No special hardware — just a phone camera.
Where This Gets Used

Manufacturing & field service
Start-up sequences, lockout-tagout points, maintenance intervals, and the warning that belongs on that valve

Labs & healthcare training
Instrument controls, specimen handling steps, and calibration procedures on the actual bench equipment

Technical & vocational education
Component names, assembly order, and safety checks on shop equipment — so one instructor can supervise a room of students working at their own pace
Have an object in mind?
Tell us what you want to bring to life — equipment, a product, a lab specimen, anything physical — and we'll scope it for you. If a photo and a good manual would serve you better, we'll tell you that too.







