Interactive demos · Web and trade shows

Let customers explore the product.

Give someone control of a useful product demonstration. Pine Atlas Group builds interactive 3D experiences that let visitors rotate a model, look inside, change selected features and see what those changes mean.

Interactions with a purpose

A component toggle can reveal an internal part. A finish selector can compare colors. A guided sequence can explain assembly or use. The brief defines which choices help a customer understand your product; a long list of controls is not a substitute for a clear demonstration.

The same asset, in more places

A reusable 3D model can appear in an animation and an interactive demo, with preparation counted once in a combined estimate. The web version is scoped for the agreed website and supported devices. Model detail, textures and loading behavior need to suit those devices rather than simply using the largest available CAD file.

Touch-screen demonstrations at your trade show

A touch-screen layout can use larger controls and a deliberate reset flow so the next visitor starts from a useful view. The calculator’s trade-show option covers software layout for an agreed display. Display hardware, travel, kiosk installation and offline operation need separate agreement; they are not included automatically.

Define the behavior before building it

List the components to show, what each control changes, and the expected result. An idealized visual demonstration differs from an engineering simulation. We agree on those limits and review early behavior before refining the materials, lighting and final presentation.

Our original demonstration

Try the pencil’s measured point-size control, material and component choices, exploded view and writing preview. The writing illustrates the selected tip diameter on virtual paper; pressure, paper texture and wear are not physically simulated.

Explore the interactive pencil

Featured project / Complex assemblies

Build a rotary screw compressor from one shaft to a complete system. Explore its components, follow the air and oil circuits, and inspect service access.

Explore the compressor

Free planning tool

Scope the experience before you build.

Choose your source assets, hotspots, views and delivery target. Get a practical brief and checklist, with no contact details required.

Use the interactive demo scope planner →

Planning for the show floor

Choose what belongs in the booth.

Compare physical samples and digital explanations, account for shipping and connectivity, and rehearse the visitor experience before the event.

Use the trade-show demo planning guide →

Questions about interactive 3d product demos

Can the demo share a model with our video?

Yes, when the assets and performance requirements are compatible. We scope the shared preparation once and specify the video and interactive deliverables separately.

Is trade-show hardware included?

No. The optional touch-screen line covers the agreed software layout. Hardware, installation, travel, offline requirements and ongoing hosting must be scoped separately.

Plan your next product story.

Explore the budget and preparation guides, or use the calculator for a focused animation, presentation or interactive demo. Full websites and custom integrations need a separate proposal.