MOOFU launches 3D visualising tool

A MOOFU product story

Edited by the Buildingtalk editorial team Sep 25, 2009

MOOFU has developed an interactive design tool to transform 3D models into virtual environments featuring avatars and changeable features.

Archi-Me can be used to showase designs and present ideas in an alternative way to physical models, allowing increased viewing access and enabling clients to be more involved in the process.

Archi-Me's user-friendly interface allows interaction with surroundings, for example by re-arranging furniture, opening doors and communicating with other avatars.

Environments can be viewed in different ways, switching from first person to third person and top down.

3D models transformed by Archi-Me can be exported as a software application or made available for use on a website.

The Archi-Me website showcases the company's partnerships and work in development with new videos and examples.

MOOFU has launched Archi-Me after a positive response to calls for early adopters from companies in the UK, USA, India, Italy and New Zealand.

The technical team has created virtual environments for schools, recreation buildings and a luxury villa.