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Interactive Lab

An evolving archive of WebGL studies, streaming interfaces and browser-based interaction experiments.

Subject
  • 3D
  • Art
Role
Development / Product Design
Disciplines
  • Frontend
  • WebGL / 3D
  • UX/UI Design
  • Motion
  • Interactive Lab index: eighteen experiments in a grid, from Cyberpunk and Flowers Garden to Berlin Realtime Map, ChatGPT Orb, a CT-scanned turntable and a sequencer
  • A procedural low-poly city seen from above, towers bending away from a green park at its centre
  • A 3D sampler pad rendered in the browser: sixteen soft grey keys, one pressed, beside a speaker grille and two dials
  • Berlin Realtime Map: 3D buildings around Alexanderplatz with trams and trains moving along their lines in live or simulated time
  • Letters and arrows mapped onto a rippling 3D surface, with a control panel for frequency, spread and camera
  • Pink and cyan crystalline growth wrapped around a glowing honeycomb lattice

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WebGL, streaming and creative technology

Alongside commissioned work, we maintain an ongoing collection of interactive experiments, technical prototypes and independent digital projects.

These smaller explorations are not presented as individual case studies. Together, however, they represent an important part of our work: a space for testing new interaction patterns, rendering techniques and ways of combining technology with visual ideas.

Experiments in interaction

The collection ranges from WebGL environments, procedural graphics and real-time 3D scenes to custom media players, streaming interfaces, interactive maps and audio-driven experiences.

Some experiments reinterpret interaction and motion concepts introduced by companies such as Apple and OpenAI. Others explore shaders, particle systems, generative forms, physics, spatial interfaces and unconventional approaches to navigation.

The archive also includes collaborations with artists and designers, rapid technical studies and non-commercial projects created simply to investigate an interesting visual idea.

Among them: a real-time transit map of Berlin with its trams and trains in 3D, a heatmap take on an Apple event, a ChatGPT-style orb, a CT-scanned turntable, a music sampler and a sequencer, differential growth, a flower garden of particles that answers the cursor, and a photograph turned into a point cloud.

Research through making

These experiments allow us to evaluate technologies outside the constraints of a full commercial product. Complex ideas can be prototyped quickly, tested directly in the browser and developed into reusable components, rendering approaches and interaction patterns.

What begins as a small visual study often becomes practical knowledge for future client work — from performance optimization and responsive 3D to real-time media, animation systems and interaction design.

Interactive Lab is a continuously evolving record of that process.

NEXT PROJECTNOISE ATLASOur own website: design and development described in points. Images, services and the process are drawn as fields of marks that answer the cursor and the finger — on canvas, with no 3D library behind them.OPEN PROJECT

Yours next.

A rough idea, a half-finished brief or a problem you can't name yet is enough to start. Tell us what you're working on — we'll come back with questions, not a sales pitch.

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