Interactive Web Experiences
Immersive online experiences.
From interactive car showrooms to virtual tours, we bring places and moments online using the latest web technologies. Three.js, PlayCanvas, Babylon.js and A-Frame are just some of the ways that we bring amazing immersive experiences online.
We have built a range of immersive content in for microsites and brand campaigns, here’s a few of our highlights below:
Liverpool Football Club Web AR
The world of WebGL has a lot of acronyms and confusing titles, below we’ll demystify a few of them.
Three.js
Three is the purest of the WebGL codes, it’s like making an app in native code rather than using an engine like Unity or Unreal. This means you can get the smoothest possible and best optimised content, but, you’ll need the extra time and budget as you’ll be coding nearly all of the experience from scratch. One of our favourite three.js based experiences is this virtual configurator for the Genesis.
PlayCanvas
PlayCanvas is like the Unity of WebGL, it’s a set of tools you can use to build web based experiences. It’s great for quickly building and delivering immersive online content but it can be a little limited if you’re looking to do something outside of the box. Also, it carries a fair bit of ‘baggage’ in terms of file size/loading size that you don’t have with natively coding in three.js. A very good option nonetheless. Our Kia Inspiration Lab for the EV6 was built in PlayCanvas.
Babylon.js
Babylon.js is an incredibly powerful set of tools for elegantly making webGL experiences. It is open source and well supported by a passionate community of artists and developers. It sits somewhere between three.js and PlayCanvas in it’s benefits and drawbacks, being highly optimisable, low weight in code and coming with a set of tools to help create different experiences. Our favourite of the Babylon.js experiences is Nike’s ACG Experience.
A-Frame
A-Frame is a web based frame work for building VR focussed experiences. It can actually also be used in lots of other ways now, including web based AR experiences and interactive mobile and desktop based 3D experiences.
Other Services
Augmented Reality (AR)
Augmented Reality (AR) is a way of bringing digital content into the real world. Whereas Virtual Reality removes the viewer…
Virtual Reality (VR)
Virtual Reality (VR) transports your audience to other places, moments or experiences in a way that is unparallelled in any…