• 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
    Tracking

    Using 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

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    Manufacturing & field service

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

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    Labs & healthcare training

    Instrument controls, specimen handling steps, and calibration procedures on the actual bench equipment

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    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.