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This 3D AI Showroom Could Change E-commerce (Three.js + WebXR Demo)

I built a 3D showroom where you can walk inside a virtual store and ask AI about products.

Try the interactive demo: https://shop-webplikacija.pages.dev/

(Works directly in your browser — no install)


Instead of scrolling through static product pages, this lets you:

  • Walk around the store (WASD / mouse)
  • Click on products to explore them
  • Ask AI anything about the product

Example things you can try:

  • "Is this product good for gaming?"
  • "Compare this with an iPhone"
  • "What are the key features?"

The idea is simple:

Turn product browsing into an interactive experience

Combine 3D environments with AI assistance


Tech stack

  • Three.js (real-time 3D)
  • WebXR (immersive interaction)
  • JavaScript
  • AI integration

Why I built this

Most e-commerce still looks like this:

A grid of images + product page

But with modern browsers, we can do much more.


What I’m trying to figure out

Is this:

A) The next step for e-commerce

or

B) Just a cool demo with no real-world use?


Curious to hear your thoughts.

Top comments (3)

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I'm curious about the developer perspective on this.

Would you see value in a 3D showroom experience instead of a traditional product grid for e-commerce?

I'm especially interested in how practical this would be in real production apps.

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MMSoft Studio • Edited

If anyone is interested in the technical side, the project uses Three.js with an optimized WebGL rendering setup.

Tech stack used in the project:

• Three.js
• WebXR
• JavaScript
• AI-assisted interaction

Curious to hear feedback from developers working with 3D on the web.

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If anyone wants to try the interactive demo, it runs fully in the browser:

shop-webplikacija.pages.dev

I'd be curious to hear how the performance feels on different devices or browsers.