Sector
Medical and dental 3D visualization
A medical device is bought on understanding: what it does, what it is made of, how it goes in. Photographs show the box. Interactive 3D shows the device, the parts and the procedure, at the pace the reader chooses — for a manufacturer's product page, a distributor's catalogue or a clinic explaining a treatment.
Price: Product Experience · from $2,500 · See pricing
When it is the right format
- Implants, instruments, fixtures and assemblies with several parts
- A procedure that is explained the same way to every patient or customer
- Dental clinics that want to show the work, not the smile
- Manufacturers and distributors whose catalogue is a PDF
When it is not
We build product and procedure visualization for communication. We do not produce diagnostic imaging, surgical planning tools or anything used in treatment decisions.
What we build
- The device as an interactive object with named parts
- Exploded and installed states, on a slider or on scroll
- The procedure as a sequence: one stage, one sentence
- Materials that read correctly: titanium, ceramic, tissue
- Scenes that stay light enough for a tablet at the chair
What you send us
- Engineering CAD or a manufacturer's model
- The procedure, step by step, as you explain it now
- Any regulatory wording that must appear as written
Example
Client productMedTech / Dental
LUMEN Dental
A clinic site that explains implant treatment in 3D, and the CRM with Telegram booking that runs the clinic behind it.
LUMEN Dental opens on a rendered tooth and walks through an implant restoration in real-time 3D on scroll: fixture, abutment, crown, each with a caption. It runs on phones.
How it works
Four steps from the task to launch.
- 01
Task
You tell us what is not working or what has to exist: a site, a booking flow, a repeated job, a product idea.
- 02
Estimate
We look at what you have, propose the smallest solution that does the job and give a fixed estimate. If a ready-made tool is enough, we say so.
- 03
Build
We build and show progress as it goes: you see working pages and screens, not a report at the end.
- 04
Launch
We launch, check it on real devices and real requests, and hand over the code and access.
Questions
- Can you work from our engineering CAD?
- Yes. STEP and IGES are the usual inputs. We convert, simplify and rebuild materials for the browser, and keep proportions exact.
- Is anatomy included?
- When the story needs it. Anatomy is modelled or licensed separately from the device and is always labelled as illustrative.
- How do you handle claims?
- The page says what the device is and how it is installed. Clinical claims stay your wording and your responsibility; we do not write them.