Interactive Web Cath-Lab 3D

I’m building an online showcase for Lifemate (lifemate.ae) where visitors can explore a fully-rendered cath-lab, pick up our devices, and see how they fit on a patient. The scene must be delivered in pure browser tech—Three.js is my chosen framework—so it runs smoothly on both desktop and mobile without plug-ins.

Core scene
• A lightweight yet realistic cath-lab with patient model, shaders, lighting, and post-processing tuned for fast loads and responsive framing.
• Asset pipeline that accepts either the GLTF/OBJ files or high-resolution PNGs I supply and converts them into optimised meshes or billboards.

Interactions
• Drag-and-drop for catheters and stents, including free rotation and a snap-to-anatomy helper so items lock into plausible positions.
• Clickable hotspots that open modal cards containing product specs, brochures, and embedded videos. I’ll feed you the content in whatever format you prefer.

Utilities
• One-click export of a PNG snapshot of the current view.
• Parallel export of a JSON payload capturing device IDs, positions, and rotations so the layout can be reloaded later.

Quality targets
• First meaningful paint under three seconds on 4G.
• Sustained 60 fps on modern mobile hardware.
• Fallback handling for low-power devices (reduced textures, disabled post-FX).

Compliance
A fixed overlay or footer line must read: “Educational visualization, not clinical guidance.”

If you have a proven Three.js/WebGL portfolio and can deliver clean, modular code (ES6 modules, webpack or Vite), let’s discuss milestones and timelines.