Yes. Beyond signing an NDA, when we implement for the web we irreversibly strip and simplify internal structure and precise dimensions from CAD and similar data. The original drawings or manufacturing data cannot be reconstructed from a 3D model viewed in a browser, so reverse engineering is not a concern.

Note: while the data cannot be recovered, anything viewable in a browser can be seen, so the risk of imitation of the visible appearance and design cannot be entirely eliminated.

No. We use WebGL / WebXR, which runs in the browser alone (Chrome, Safari, Edge and others), so users simply open a URL to get a high-quality 3D experience.

Yes. We specialize in tuning rendering load to the device’s capability, so it runs comfortably on iPhone, Android and PC without sacrificing beauty. (Support for the latest iOS WebXR features is being expanded progressively.)

Very much so. We take specialist engineering data—manufacturing CAD, chemical structures and the like—optimize it for the web, and “translate” it into something beautiful in the browser.

That is the real point. Handling modeling, motion and web implementation end to end is our strength, but what Saitaniya truly offers is running alongside you until Japanese products are sold to the world. International trademarks that protect the brand, multilingual sites, product feeds, advertising, measurement—we have built and run all of it for our own brand, Ninja Deterrent®. 3D is one part of that.

Memory through experience. In an age flooded with AI-generated images, an immersive experience the user can operate and look around engraves brand value more deeply than mere viewing, and contributes to longer visits and conversion.

Changing the 3D itself needs specialist skills, but the surrounding text and images can be designed for easy in-house updates through a CMS such as Shopify or WordPress. We propose a build that suits how you operate.

Depending on scale it takes from a few weeks to a few months, but what we want is not a “get paid, deliver, done” relationship. We would rather sell to the world together and share the results. Ordinary production work is welcome too—but first, tell us what you want to sell, in which country, and to whom.

Makers of good things with a story. We are not the right fit for “just the cheapest 3D possible”. We want a long relationship with makers who have a product they want to take to the world and can say why, in their own words.