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Healthcare is the sector where immersive work stops being decoration. Anatomy, device mechanisms and procedures are exactly the things a photograph and three paragraphs cannot convey.

  • Patient education
  • Device visualisation
  • Accessibility
  • Consent
  • Clinical review
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Where 3D earns its cost

A patient asked to consent to a procedure has to understand it first. A surgeon can rotate a model in their head; a patient cannot, and a diagram does not help. An interactive 3D model they can turn, section and step through does — and it runs in the browser they already have open, with no app to install in a waiting room.

The same applies to medical devices. Sales teams carry a physical demo unit because the mechanism cannot be photographed. A configurable, sectionable web model reaches every prospect at once and does not need to be shipped.

Accessibility is not optional here

Healthcare audiences skew toward exactly the users that inaccessible sites exclude: older visitors, people with low vision, people navigating with assistive technology, people reading on an old phone in a hospital corridor.

We build to WCAG 2.2 AA as a floor. Every immersive scene has a text-equivalent path, honours reduced-motion at the system level, and works fully by keyboard. Nothing essential is ever communicated by animation alone.

Clinical accuracy and review

Anatomical and device models are built from reference you supply and reviewed by your clinical team before launch. We do not source anatomy from stock libraries of unknown provenance, and we do not write clinical claims — your reviewers own that text and we build the process to keep their sign-off attached to it.

  • 01Interactive anatomy

    Rotatable, sectionable models a patient can explore in the browser, with no download and no plugin.

  • 02Device mechanism visualisation

    Exploded and cutaway views of how a device actually works, replacing the demo unit in the sales bag.

  • 03Procedure walkthroughs

    Step-by-step sequences that support informed consent and reduce the questions arriving by phone.

  • 04WCAG 2.2 AA builds

    Accessibility treated as a requirement with a test, not a plugin bolted on before launch.

  • 05Clinical review workflow

    Content routed through your reviewers with sign-off recorded against the version that ships.

  • 06Multi-language patient content

    Localised content structures for provider networks serving more than one language community.

Patient education in real-time 3D, provider sites built around consent and accessibility, and device visualisation that survives clinical review.

  • Our work is usually on public-facing sites and education tools that hold no patient data at all, which is the safest architecture available. Where a build touches protected health information we scope the data path explicitly with your compliance team before any code is written, and we will tell you plainly if it is outside what we should be handling.

  • From reference you provide or licensed medical assets we agree with you, then adjusted and reviewed by your clinical team. We do not use anatomy of unknown provenance in something that will inform a consent decision.

  • Yes. Scenes ship with a reduced tier for weak GPUs and a static fallback where WebGL is unavailable, so the page still explains the procedure on a five-year-old handset.

Tell us the procedure, device or condition you are trying to explain. We will tell you whether 3D is the right answer for it.