
Six new additions, and no two share a vertical. WebGL selling ISR drones (Basement Studio), telling a champagne house's history (Immersive Garden), and climbing Everest in real time (Suraj Viregaonkar), next to Active Theory's experiment playground, a Web3 infrastructure site, and a Predator cloak material for React Three Fiber.
Daoism Systems
Web3 studio serving self-sovereign internet. Coordination is the hardest problem on the internet. Daoism Systems design and build the systems that solve it for network economies. DeFi, DAOs, open-source AI tooling and protocols - engineered end to end.
Predator Cloak Material for React Three Fiber
Custom Predator cloak material with transmission, grid dissolve and fresnel — built with React Three Fiber by Anderson Mancini.
USAvionix | Advanced Jet Drone Systems for ISR & Defense
USAvionix develops jet-powered UAVs with onboard AI and mission control software for wide-area security: vast search areas, long distances, ISR and defense. Learn more about Phalanx and Delta.
Active Theory Experiments Hub
Click through a cabinet of little playgrounds, where each experiment opens with its own tempo and visual trick. Active Theory's Experiments Hub keeps the page spare, letting the work breathe, then snaps you from one WebGL idea to the next like flipping through a notebook full of sparks.
Everest · The Ascent
A cinematic expedition in real-time 3D, from the Lukla runway to the 8,848 m summit and the ledger of what the mountain costs. By Suraj Viregaonkar.
Chartogne-Taillet
In the 7th century, the villages' wine growers, situated in Merfy, drew on the heritage of the Benedictine monks from the abbey of Saint Thierry. Generation after generation, Merfy's wine growers, together with the abbey, shaped the viticultural landscapes of our hillsides, meticulously separating each plot according to its geological origins, soils, subsoils, etc. Names were subsequently inscribed on maps of the village, and these became the "lieu-dits," which today nourish the roots of the vines growing there.
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