Project Overview
This project presents a series of catheter products through an interactive 3D interface. Visitors can move through the product set, inspect marked areas, and interact directly with the 3D presentation.
Project requirements
- Explain a series of catheter products in which structure and part relationships matter more than surface appearance.
- Let a reader identify which product in the series they are looking at, and move between products without restarting the experience.
- Attach product information to specific locations on the product instead of separating text from the object it describes.
- Deliver the whole experience in the browser, with no plugin and no desktop installation.
Experience Highlights
- Multiple catheter product entries
- Product annotation points
- Page-to-page navigation
- Direct 3D interaction
- Browser-based product presentation
Product Collection
- 01
Steerable Sheath
An independent browser-based 3D product entry for the steerable sheath product.
- 02
Micro Catheter
An independent browser-based 3D product entry for the micro catheter product.
- 03
Tapered Catheter
An independent browser-based 3D product entry for the tapered catheter product.
- 04
Guide Catheter
An independent browser-based 3D product entry for the guide catheter product.
How the Experience Works
Select or navigate to a product; explore the 3D model; move between product sections or pages; open marked areas for closer inspection.
What We Built
We created an interactive 3D product presentation that combines product navigation and model inspection in one browser experience.
Why This Format
For technical products, buyers often need to understand structure before they understand specification. Interactive 3D keeps product information connected to the object being explained.
Project deliverables
- An interactive 3D presentation covering the four catheter products in the series.
- Product annotation points that identify components in place on the model.
- Page-to-page navigation between the products in the series.
- Direct manipulation of the 3D model — rotation and inspection by the reader.
- Project source code and project source files, delivered within the agreed boundary.
What this project demonstrates
The project shows what changes when product information is organised around the product rather than around a document. A reader moves through a product series, identifies parts where they sit, and inspects the model directly — the same information, reached by pointing at the product instead of searching a page. It demonstrates the interaction pattern; it does not represent a medical device claim, a clinical result, or a regulatory conclusion.
Technical Notes
Browser-based interactive 3D product presentation.