3D and AR solutions by industry
Every category stalls on a different question: dimensional fit in appliances, fitting the space in furniture, appearance under light in watches. GlareAR solutions are built around those category-specific questions.
3D configurator and WebAR for home appliance brands
GlareAR builds 3D product configurators and WebAR experiences for the home appliance and built-in categories. The integration delivered for Kumtel Home Appliances reported an 84% sales lift and a 70% reduction in returns. The production chain starts from CAD data and ends with web-optimized glTF/GLB and USDZ output.
3D/AR integration for Ticimax, İdeasoft and İkas stores
GlareAR builds 3D product viewer and WebAR integrations for Ticimax, İdeasoft and İkas, the e-commerce platforms widely used in Turkey. The integration consists of a viewer embedded into the platform's product page template plus a selection layer wired to the platform's own variant structure. Because these platforms do not offer native 3D model support the way Shopify does, the embedding layer is built specifically.
AR visualization for furniture e-commerce
GlareAR builds the "see it in your room" experience for furniture brands using WebAR: the shopper places the product in their own room at 1:1 scale without installing an app. Furniture and home is the highest-return category in e-commerce, and the leading reason for returns is that the product does not fit the space — exactly what AR addresses.
3D model and AR integration for Shopify stores
Shopify natively supports 3D models as product media and shows an AR button on supported devices by itself. GlareAR produces web-optimized glTF/GLB for that flow, configures viewer behaviour at theme level, and wires it to the variant structure when a configurator is required. Shopify's own data reports a 94% higher conversion rate for products with 3D/AR content.
3D product visualization for watch and accessory brands
In the watch category the purchase decision hinges on how the product behaves under light: dial glare, brushed steel direction, sapphire crystal reflection. GlareAR models these surfaces through PBR material channels and hands rotation control to the shopper. Strap and dial variants derive from a single geometry, so no studio shoot is needed per variant.
3D product experience for small domestic appliances
Buyers of small electrical appliances ask two questions: how much counter space it takes, and what comes in the box. GlareAR builds a WebAR experience that shows the product on the counter at 1:1 scale, plus a 3D viewer where attachments can be inspected individually. Attachment and colour variants derive from a single geometry.