Configure a vanity in real time and watch the manufacturing data build with it: the 3D model, a live parts breakdown with an indicative price, and a dimensioned cut sheet all recalculate from your exact configuration, the same DfMA pipeline we build for manufacturers.
What this demonstrates
Product configurator + DfMA pipeline. The same configurator stack we build for manufacturers: 3D, parts, price and cut sheets all driven from one product master.
Designer starting points
Recalculated live from the configuration
Benchtop
930 x 490 x 20 mm
Carcass side x2
500 x 440 x 18 mm
Carcass bottom
864 x 440 x 18 mm
Back panel
864 x 480 x 12 mm
Drawer front x2
892 x 244 x 18 mm
Drawer base x2
852 x 360 x 12 mm
Panels & stone
Fronts
Hardware
Fixtures & lighting
Styling & accessories
Demo rates for illustration; excludes installation and GST.
Tap a column to cycle drawers, door or open cubby.
Cover render, 3D views, product surround shots, plan + elevations, cut sheet, coded price list, finishes sheet and mood board.
How these demos relate to the systems we build for clients.
This demo uses procedural geometry authored by GIRIH X. Client deployments are driven by real product masters: the same parametric source that generates the BIM family and product imagery powers the configurator, so what a customer configures is exactly what manufacturing and specification receive.
Yes, and this demo shows it: the parts breakdown, cut sheet and indicative price all recalculate live from the configuration, and the PDF export carries the dimensioned cut sheet. In production the same data feeds CNC nesting, purchasing and quoting, which is the DfMA workflow we build for furniture and joinery manufacturers.
Three.js with React Three Fiber, running fully in the browser on a static host, with image-based lighting, ambient occlusion and a real-time mirror reflection for material accuracy. No server runtime is required. The same approach scales to platforms such as ShapeDiver when Grasshopper-driven geometry is required.
In our delivery experience a first configurable SKU launches in eight to twelve weeks, including the product master, materials, configurator interface and the integration touchpoints the client needs.
Everything in the Playground is built with the same stack we deploy for clients: configurators driven by real product masters, planners connected to BIM data, and AR experiences served straight from the product catalogue.
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