Terra3D · Interactive 3D & immersive media

3D objects, scenes, and VR apps from a written description.

Customers describe what they want and can attach photos, sketches, or video. An AI agent builds it in Blender and, for playable scenes, in Unity. The result can be downloaded, or installed on a Meta Quest 3 headset or a Windows or macOS computer.

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A bright retail bicycle showroom with timber slat walls, a living plant wall, and an orange road bike on a display plinth, generated by Terra3D.
TerraBike showroom: a complete scene generated by Terra3DRendered in Blender

01The opportunity

3D content is slow and expensive to make. A product model, a training simulation, or a virtual showroom usually needs 3D artists, specialist software, and often a game developer.

Today

A detailed 3D environment can take a team days or weeks to model, texture, and light. Making it interactive for VR means more work in a game engine such as Unity.

With Terra3D

An AI agent does the modelling, layout, and Unity build. The customer describes what they want and approves the result.

02What it creates

Objects, scenes, and playable scenes.

01

Objects

A single 3D item, such as a product, prop, or piece of furniture, generated from a description or reference image.

  • Input text, images or video
  • Output 3D model and Blender file
  • Used for product concepts, 3D printing

02

Scenes

A complete environment, such as a showroom, classroom, or factory floor, including its objects and lighting.

  • Input text, plus up to 24 of your objects
  • Output 3D preview and editable Blender scene
  • Used for retail, architecture, storytelling

03

Playable scenes

A scene people can interact with, such as a VR safety induction for a warehouse. Terra3D adds the actions, objectives, and feedback, then builds an app that runs in VR or on a computer.

  • Platforms Meta Quest 3, Windows, macOS
  • Output installable app plus Unity project
  • Used for training, education, gaming
Close-up of an orange road bike on a circular timber display plinth.
Product display
A sunlit lounge corner with slatted bench seating, stools, and floor-to-ceiling glass.
Lounge
Exterior of the glass-fronted showroom pavilion under a timber roof, lined with trees.
ExteriorSame Terra3D scene

03How it works

Four steps from brief to files.

  1. 01

    Describe

    Explain the idea in plain language. Add photos, sketches, or video for reference, including 360° captures.

  2. 02

    Clarify

    Terra3D asks a few targeted questions, about style, materials, or controls, so the result matches the brief.

  3. 03

    Review & refine

    Inspect the result in the browser from every angle. Ask for changes with a new prompt; every version is kept.

  4. 04

    Use it

    Download files for design, web, AR, or 3D printing, or install the playable app on a headset or computer.

Export formats: GLB / GLTF / OBJ / USDZ / STL / PLY / Blender / Unity

04Who it's for

Training, gaming, retail, and design teams.

Training & education

VR safety inductions, drills, and lessons, such as a warehouse walkthrough where a new employee checks equipment before starting work.

Gaming & entertainment

Environments, levels, and playable prototypes for early game development.

Retail & product design

Product concepts and virtual showrooms that can be reviewed before anything is manufactured or built.

Architecture, media & fabrication

Scene concepts for film and architecture, and STL files for 3D printing.

05Business model

Sold to businesses, priced on usage.

Business‑to‑business

Terra3D is sold directly to companies. Teams receive accounts once a quote is agreed; there is no public sign‑up.

Status: live and available to businesses

Usage‑based

Each generation uses credits. There are three quality tiers, Fast, Pro, and Ultra, so teams can choose between speed and detail on each project.

06Get in touch

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