04Education and 3D webLive
Autopsy, a 3D atlas of how cars work
Take one of four cars apart in the browser, start its engine, find faults and take it for a drive.
1,679 → 193
- Type
- Our own product
- Sector
- Education and 3D web
- Where
- Web
- Services
- Web apps
- 1,679 → 193draw calls per frame
- 5.9 → 0.3 msmedian time to pick a part under the cursor
- 48.9 → 12.6 MBsize of the Civic model
The problem
Detailed car models are heavy: thousands of draw calls and tens of megabytes per car, far too slow for a browser on an ordinary laptop.
What we built
Pick a car, from a Civic Type R to a Land Cruiser 300, then orbit, isolate, remove or explode its parts. Start the engine to watch a six-stage start-up with correct firing orders, see what fails when parts are missing, or drive it with manual, CVT and ten-speed automatic gearboxes. A custom pipeline converts the models, cuts panels, applies materials and compresses everything with meshopt and WebP; the scene renders only when something changes.
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Contact
Tell us what you want to automate.
Send a short brief or email us. We’ll reply with questions or a time to talk, and if AI isn’t the right answer, we’ll say so.
- Studio
- Islamabad, Pakistan (PKT, UTC+5)