Interactive machine visualization

Elevate your sales with a web-based digital twin catalogue.

Let buyers see your machines work.

Show how your machine actually works. Motion and the working process help explain what photos and descriptions alone cannot show. Buyers choose their own viewpoint, inspect details and pause where they need to. They can return on their phone or share the link with a colleague. The presentation, product information and contact in one place make it easier to understand the machine and send a specific enquiry.

Our services

Your machines in an interactive catalogue.

Your catalogue can stand on its own or become part of your existing website, under your brand. Use the links in proposals, customer emails and sales meetings. Equipment selection can be added where it helps explain differences between machine versions.

BlueBox creates machine digital twins and product catalogues that run in the browser. Using your CAD and knowledge of the machine, we prepare the model, motion and process presentation, together with product descriptions, technical specifications and a quotation enquiry.

How it works

3D geometry connected to machine motion.

The model’s moving parts are linked to defined axes, travel limits, speeds and a working sequence. Your browser calculates their positions and renders the 3D scene in real time. You can rotate the view and pause the motion without installing additional software.

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Engineering projects

Need more than a sales twin?

BlueBoxSimulation

Virtual commissioning and control testing.

Cell simulation and testing PLC and robot programs against a machine model before on-site commissioning are handled by BlueBoxSimulation.

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FAQ

About your catalogue project.

What determines the cost of a catalogue?

The number of machines, the condition of the CAD models, the process shown and the website integration. During the consultation, we agree what buyers need to see, then prepare a scope and quotation.

Do we need to rebuild our current website?

The catalogue can work as a separate site or be embedded in your existing website. We choose the integration around your site and quotation enquiry process.

Will buyers see every detail of our CAD?

Before publishing, we agree which parts to show, simplify or remove. The browser receives a model prepared for presentation. Visible geometry should not be treated as confidential.

What happens when we add a machine or change its equipment?

The catalogue can grow with new products and updates to existing presentations. We agree the scope of changes and ongoing maintenance as part of the service.