Creation feels collaborative
Build, test, and share 3D experiences together. The creative process becomes part of the experience.
FanDoor brings AI visual coding, real-time multiplayer collaboration, and high-performance 3D delivery into one accessible web platform.
Explore how visual logic, 3D scene building, and interactive production come together in the browser.
FanDoor combines a web-native engine, AI Vi-Block Coding, reusable 3D libraries, and synchronized multiplayer production.
Build, test, and share 3D experiences together. The creative process becomes part of the experience.
Reusable assets, visual logic, and browser delivery shorten the path from concept to a working experience.
Deliver responsive multiplayer 3D across VR, desktop, and mobile without a separate native build.
Describe the behavior you want and translate it into editable visual blocks that the whole team can understand.
Move through four connected modes without breaking the creative flow or handing the project between disconnected tools.
Describe the interaction you want, then refine the generated visual blocks with your team.
Build scenes with reusable assets, direct manipulation, and a browser-based inspector.
Connect objects and events visually so interactions stay understandable as projects grow.
Move from editing to a shared interactive session without leaving the web workflow.
FanDoor is designed to reduce setup, iteration, and delivery time while maintaining responsive interactive 3D performance.
Performance figures are based on current internal benchmark scenarios and may vary by project, device, and network conditions.
Start with browser-based production today, then scale the same core workflow across industries and audiences.
Create, review, and publish client experiences in one browser-based production environment.
Bring planners, designers, developers, and stakeholders into the same real-time 3D space.
Move learners from block-based logic to practical 3D production without an intimidating toolchain.
Build interactive product spaces and virtual showrooms that run from a link.
A record of where FanDoor has moved beyond product development into education, institutional collaboration, and industry use.
Classes conducted across eight schools in Seoul and at Daehan University.
A formal memorandum of understanding supporting future educational collaboration.
FanDoor technology applied in an industry-focused training environment.
International showcase participation confirmed across four events in 2026.
Milestones and photographs are based on Ludens Corporation records included in the FanDoor IR presentation dated June 11, 2026.
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