Models and web pages created using 3DSOM Pro
This page showcases just some of the wide range of models that we and others have created using 3DSOM Pro technology, as well as highlighting some of the advanced features that we can provide in our new Java Viewer.
You can also see models exported in the new 3DSOM Flash format.
If you have a model you have created with 3DSOM Pro that you would like to be included on this page, let us know on our contact page.
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Toys and model figures
Amos 'Witch Doctor' Figure created specially for Bond-International, whose shop is based in Soho, London. We produced this model for their web catalog and the model was easily integrated onto their site using their existing e-commerce web package.
A 5cm painted scale model of knight in armour displayed using the 3DSOM Pro Viewer. Hotspots are used to give information about his weapons and armour, lighting is turned on and a backdrop image is used to blend the model into the rest of the webpage.
Museums and heritage
Model of a Roman key from the Museum of London displayed using the 3DSOM Pro Viewer. This model is included in an interactive "Virtual Object Handling" Workshop as part of the Museum of London's learning web site.
Model of a decorated gold vase from the Victoria and Albert museum displayed using the 3DSOM Pro Viewer.
Model of a Victorian street seller figure from the Museum of London displayed using the 3DSOM Pro Viewer. This model is also included in an interactive "Virtual Object Handling" Workshop as part of the Museum of London's learning web site.
Consumer electronics
Model of the Canon EOS D30 digital camera displayed using the 3DSOM Pro Viewer.
Model of a hearing aid and its case for Audilux with additional JavaScript-based animation showing how the hearing aid fits into its sleeve.
Clothing and Designer items
Model of a gold ring for sale by Jeremy Hoye displayed using the 3DSOM Pro Viewer. An environment map is used effectively to enhance the appearance a reflective metal object.
Model of a teapot from the Royal Albert collection created by Andrew Grauberg, ABC Web Studio.
Model of a sports training shoe. The inside of the shoe can not be reconstructed using silhouette techniques. To handle this case the geometry was imported into 3D Studio Max and the inside hollowed out using a Boolean tool. The resulting geometry was reimported and textured automatically using 3DSOM Pro