3D
Visualization.

Automated 3D pipelines for brands with big catalogues batch renders, product configurators and AR assets generated at the scale of thousands of SKUs.

Timeline2 - 6 weeks
Scale1 000+ SKUs
OutputWeb · AR · Stills
IntegrationAPI-ready

Overview

Model once.
Render forever.

When you sell hundreds of variants, manual rendering breaks down. We build parametric 3D assets and automated pipelines that generate consistent imagery for every colour, size and configuration on schedule, without a human touching each frame.

The same assets power web configurators and AR previews, and plug into your PIM or e-commerce platform through clean APIs so new SKUs render themselves.

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    Model once, render forever. New variants reuse the master asset automatically.
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    Consistent by design. Same light, same angle, same crop — across the catalogue.
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    Built to integrate. Pipelines that talk to your PIM, ERP and storefront.

What you receive

Everything, organised and ready to use.

  • Pipeline designThe automation blueprint: inputs, rules, outputs, schedule.SPEC
  • Parametric assetsMaster 3D models rigged for variants and options.3D KIT
  • Batch renderingAutomated still generation across all SKUs.×1 000s
  • Web configuratorReal-time 3D product configuration in the browser.WEBGL
  • AR formatsUSDZ and GLB exports for iOS and Android previews.USDZ · GLB
  • Docs & handoverDocumentation and training for your team.HANDOVER

Process

Four steps from brief to delivery.

  1. Map
    01Week 1

    Map

    Catalogue audit: what varies, what's shared, what to automate first.

  2. Build
    02Weeks 2–3

    Build

    Master assets and material libraries created parametrically.

  3. Automate
    03Weeks 4–5

    Automate

    The render pipeline runs, checked SKU by SKU.

  4. Integrate
    04Week 6

    Integrate

    APIs, exports and documentation handed to your team.

Recent work

A few from the archive.

FAQ

Good questions, straight answers.

Anything with variants: colours, fabrics, sizes, modular parts. If SKUs share geometry, automation pays for itself.
Yes pipelines read from spreadsheets, PIMs or APIs and deliver straight to your DAM or storefront.
New SKUs inherit the pipeline: supply the data, receive the imagery. That's the point.
Setup is the investment; after it, per-SKU cost drops to a fraction of manual rendering or photography.

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