Sorinex

Sorinex builds strength equipment in Lexington, South Carolina — racks that teams and facilities buy as a system, in their own colours, with the accessories that fit their programme. Renders of every combination were never going to keep up. A buyer needs to see the rack they are actually configuring, from the angle they choose.

Three pieces, all in build now, on the same CAD models. First, a rack viewer: live 3D of the real rack geometry in the browser. The racks a visitor can orbit on /3d are the client's own exports, decimated and Draco-compressed until a file that was hundreds of megabytes loads in a blink. Second, a team-colorway customizer: zone colorways, logos, and facility names on the nameplates.

Orbit the racks, live — live on /3d →Live demo · rendered in your browser

Every rack goes through one pipeline. The CAD export is cleaned of part numbers, its materials are normalised into a handful of finishes, the mesh is decimated to what a screen can resolve, and the result is Draco-compressed and lazy-loaded. React Three Fiber lights it like a product shot — a warm key, a cool fill, a gold rim, image-based reflections — and the visitor drives the camera.

Third, an interactive rack configurator: browse the line, attach accessories in 3D, and arrive at a buildable configuration, with the colorway customizer folded in — one build, one spec, handed to the people who take the order.