Guides on 3D, serious games and development
Clear answers to what people ask us before starting a project: which technology to choose, how to get the most out of it and how to get started. No hype.
SCORM is the format that lets you upload a course to any learning platform and have it record who completed it and with what score. We explain how it works, which version to choose and its limits.
3D configurator or 3D viewer: differences, prices and which one your catalog needs
If your product is fixed, a 3D viewer is enough; if your customers customize it, you need a configurator. Here is how to decide and what each one costs.
What a digital twin is, what it is for and how to start without a huge project
A digital twin is a virtual replica of a product, process or plant connected to real data. Here is what sets it apart from a 3D model, what you need to have one and when a simulation is enough.
A serious game is a game designed so your team learns or practices something real. We explain their uses in business, how to measure their impact and what one costs, starting with a 4-week pilot.
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