Education & Science
Interactive learning tools, scientific experiments, and historical reconstructions in the browser.

Interactive lessons students can manipulate
Education and science pages work best when the model is explorable. confBuild turns variables, views, and guided steps into interactive 3D learning tools that remain easy to publish.
From static diagram to interactive model
Create learning experiences students can change, inspect, test, and repeat directly in the browser.
- 01Build the model
Create a science, STEM, anatomy, history, or training scene.
- 02Expose controls
Add variables, layers, labels, and guided configuration logic.
- 03Guide learning
Use states, checks, and prompts to support exploration.
- 04Embed the lesson
Share the interactive experience in a browser without local installs.
Package lessons as interactive experiments
Turn a diagram, object, or scientific model into a guided browser experience that students can change, test, and revisit.

Interactive Learning Models That Stay Publishable
Build browser-based lessons that students can rotate, change, inspect, and repeat without requiring local software.
Explorable 3D Concepts
Turn a molecule, mechanism, experiment, anatomy model, or historical object into a scene learners can inspect from multiple angles.
- 3D inspection
- Layer controls
- Labels and hotspots
Guided Variables
Expose the controls that matter for the lesson: dimensions, forces, reactions, states, assemblies, labels, or scenario steps.
- Safe controls
- Scenario states
- Guided prompts
Checks and Feedback
Use validation states, hints, and comparison views so learners can test ideas and understand why a result changes.
- Self-paced checks
- Visual feedback
- Repeatable practice
Course Embeds
Publish interactive lessons in documentation, learning portals, and classroom material while keeping future revisions easy.
- Browser-based
- No install
- Reusable scenes
Learning outputs that stay interactive
The same model can support demonstrations, assignments, and self-guided exploration.
Best fit
- STEM lessons that benefit from manipulation and visual feedback
- Science demonstrations that are expensive, abstract, or unsafe in person
- Training content where learners need repeatable 3D practice
Helpful next pages
Teaching Experiences to Build
Use confBuild where students learn better by manipulating the model instead of only reading about it.

Science and STEM Models
Expose variables, labels, and states for molecules, lab setups, mechanical systems, or physics demonstrations.

Virtual Experiments
Create safe, repeatable experiments where learners can adjust inputs and compare visible outcomes.

Publishable Lessons
Package models, guided checks, and course embeds so the experience works inside existing learning material.