Small Studio. Serious 3D.
ComeFigure is a small team of 3D artists, designers, and web developers. We build browser-based 3D sales and training tools for companies that need something more useful than static visuals.
From polished renders to tools people can actually use
ComeFigure grew out of more than a decade of work in 3D visualization, animation, and web development.
The team comes from visual storytelling: product renders, motion design, environments, and interactive web experiments. Over time, one question kept coming back from clients: can people change the product themselves, see every option, and understand it without another meeting?
That question became the studio's focus. Today, ComeFigure builds browser-based 3D tools for sales and training: demos and configurators that help buyers understand products, plus simulations for safety, equipment, maintenance, and real procedures.
We are deliberately small, so the people shaping the concept stay close to the people building the 3D, the interface, and the final web experience. The process stays direct, practical, and clear.
A founder who still does the work
ComeFigure was founded by Moreno le Comte, who spent years making products look good in renders before deciding they should do more than look good. The projects on this site, the hospital walkthrough for Hillrom, the camera configurator for QVIS, the fire safety trainer for Empiric, all come from the same hands-on practice: model the product properly, light it honestly, and make it run fast in a browser.
That matters for one practical reason: when you describe a problem on a call, you're talking to someone who knows what it takes to build the solution, not an account manager relaying notes. Estimates are realistic because the person quoting is the person building. And when something is a bad idea, you hear it on the first call, not after the invoice.
The stack behind the work
Every project starts with accurate 3D models of your product, built from your CAD files when you have them, or from photos, drawings, and physical samples when you don't. The interactive layer runs on Three.js and WebGL, the same rendering standard behind every serious browser-based 3D experience on the web. No plugins, no app stores, no special hardware on the user's end.
Performance gets engineering attention, not an afterthought: compressed textures, streamed geometry, adaptive quality per device, and lazy loading so a configurator never slows down the page it lives on. We test on real phones because that's where your customers are.
Around the build sits a client portal where you review progress, leave feedback directly on the 3D models, approve stages, and after launch, request changes through FIGS with a quote you approve before any work starts. You always know where the project stands without scheduling a meeting to find out.
A 3D background with web delivery built in
The work sits between visual craft and practical software. That is where sales tools and training tools need to live.
Custom 3D tools for real workflows
Sales Tools
Live 3D demos, virtual showrooms, and buyer demo links your reps can screen-share, present at events, and send after a call. How sales teams use them.
Product Configurators
Real-time 3D configurators with live pricing and store integration, for product pages and dealer portals. Try the live demos.
Training Tools
Procedures, safety checks, and equipment workflows turned into browser-based simulations people can practice. What teams train in 3D.
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