Our process starts with concept creation, where we work closely with you to understand your vision and requirements. Sometimes this means recreating your objects, sometimes it means modifying existing elements or adapting them for their intended use. We use tools such as Adobe Photoshop or figma to sketch out and refine initial designs for the UI/UX.

Our interaction designers then search for or create the 3D models needed to create the AR experience. Sometimes it’s the customers who supply us with their own models and CADs. Sometimes it’s our team that takes care of the 3D design. In this way, the models are optimised for the use case in question.

If your project requires animated 3D models, our team can animate them using Sketchup, Blender or 3DSmax. We can animate everything from simple mechanical movements to complex character animations, adding a dynamic element to your 3D assets. You can manipulate tools and objects, simulate their actions or create model variations.

Finally, our AR creations can be viewed in two possible ways: via a mobile application (IOs/Android) or directly in a browser. The technologies used vary, and this relatively significant difference needs to be taken into account for each use case. Mobile applications are richer in interaction, whereas webAR requires no downloading or installation.

Once all the visual elements have been integrated, it’s now time to think about the other secondary functions, such as object variations and colours, as well as scoring and contact functions, and the ability to interact directly with external API libraries. The VR application can offer even more functions. interaction designers then search for or create the 3D models needed to create the AR experience. Sometimes it’s the customers who supply us with their own models and CADs. Sometimes it’s our team that takes care of the 3D design. In this way, the models are optimised for the use case in question.