AR-Ready Animations

Overview

Static 3D visuals can’t always communicate how a product works. Konfigear introduces AR-compatible animation layers that bring your products to life. Display opening mechanisms, assembly steps, or motion effects directly in the browser or through augmented reality — without the need for external 3D tools.

Motion communicates function that still images cannot. Animation layers let shoppers open, assemble, or operate products inside the browser or AR, which is especially useful for mechanisms, modular systems, and premium goods. Used selectively on high-impact SKUs, motion becomes a conversion tool rather than a novelty.

Key Benefits

Engage customers with dynamic, realistic motion that highlights functionality and craftsmanship.

• Event-triggered and continuous animations
• Exploded-view and assembly sequences
• Fully compatible with AR and 3D viewers

How It Works

1. 1

   Add motion to 3D assets

   Attach animations that show opening mechanisms, assembly steps, or functional movement.

2. 2

   Play in browser or AR

   Customers trigger motion inside the 3D viewer or compatible AR experiences.

3. 3

   Explain without a sales call

   Demonstrate how products work visually so complex features need less verbal explanation.

4. 4

   Keep performance high

   Use optimized animation layers designed for web delivery rather than heavy desktop 3D tools.

Use Cases

• Furniture with drawers, recline, or folding mechanisms.
• Equipment brands showing operating sequences or safety clearances.
• Modular products demonstrating assembly or reconfiguration.
• Marketing pages that need product storytelling beyond static renders.

Who It’s For

Ideal for industries like furniture, industrial machinery, and home appliances.

• Supports GLTF/GLB animation pipelines
• Custom UI triggers (open, slide, rotate)
• Integrated lighting and material effects

Frequently Asked Questions

Do animations require a separate 3D pipeline?

Animations build on your existing web-ready models so you do not need a parallel desktop-only toolchain for every SKU.

Can shoppers control playback?

Interactive controls let users trigger or replay key motions while exploring the product.

Are animations available in AR?

Supported AR experiences can include motion layers so function is clear in real-world context.