A browser-based 3D product demo for explaining automation
Robotics demo · digital scale model
A flyAR demo showing how robotics and automation products can be presented as interactive digital scale models for sales, explanation, and browser-based sharing.
Client
flyAR demo
Sector
Product visualization
Year
2025
Service
Digital scale models
Delivery
Browser · QR
Robotics demo · digital scale model · interactive 3D
01 Problem
Problem
Robotics products are often hard to understand from one still image: movement, tooling, footprint, and workflow all matter.
02 Approach
Approach
We built a browser-friendly 3D presentation around the robot and its motion. The robot model and animation were created by talented flyAR intern Sani Koivistoinen. The case currently uses a video capture while the final embeddable 3D element details are confirmed.
Robot automation digital scale model shown in a browser-based Vectary scene.
03 Outcome
Outcome
A technical product can be explained visually without a showroom visit.
The demo is a useful reference for digital scale model sales and product pages.
The format can support direct embeds once the iframe source is confirmed.
Inputs we worked from
Robotics product concept
3D presentation capture
Animation reference
Audiences
Robotics companies
Automation buyers
Sales teams
Deliverables
Digital scale model demo
Browser-ready presentation capture
Future iframe/embed slot
Service used
Digital scale models
Explain anything physical with an interactive browser-based 3D model people can open on any device.
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