A 3D product configurator is an interactive application that lets users customize and visualize products in real time.

Progressive delivery of interactive 3D content over the network, allowing users to start instantly while quality improves over time. Like video streaming, but streams spatial data that adapts to bandwidth, device performance, and user view.

Technology that overlays interactive digital content onto the real world in real time, keeping physical environments visible while adding 3D objects, information, and spatial context through phones, headsets, or browsers.

GL Transmission Format (glTF ) is an open standard file format for 3D models and scenes.

A 3D representation method that models scenes as millions of small, semi-transparent “splats” that blend together to form photorealistic environments, enabling efficient real-time rendering and progressive streaming.

A rendering technique that dynamically adjusts 3D detail based on viewing distance, size, or importance—showing high detail up close and simplified versions farther away to preserve visual quality while improving performance.

Neural Radiance Fields (NeRF) represent 3D scenes as neural networks trained on photographs or synthetically generated datasets.

Pixel streaming renders 3D graphics entirely on remote servers, then encodes the output as video and streams it to the user's device in real-time.

Digital experiences that place interactive 3D content into real-world space, allowing users to see, move around, and manipulate virtual objects as if they exist physically, using AR, VR, and real-time environment tracking.

WebGL (Web Graphics Library) is a JavaScript API that enables web browsers to render interactive 2D and 3D graphics without plugins.