Four-stroke engine · Interactive 3D course

The idea

A complete course on how a four-stroke engine works, built around a 3D model that moves like the real thing. What we wanted to prove: that text and model can talk to each other. When the lesson says “connecting rod”, the rod lights up in the engine and a burgundy thread links the word to the part.

What you can do

• Spin and zoom into the engine with the mouse or your fingers.
• Switch between solid, cutaway and X-ray views, or explode it into parts.
• Hover the words in the text and see each part highlighted on the model.
• Answer the final test by touching the parts of the engine itself.

Who it's for

For companies training technicians, sales teams or customers on complex products: machinery, automotive, industrial equipment. People learn faster by seeing and touching than by reading a manual. You can try it in our Lab.