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VITON13 LAB

A black table with the model floating above it as a hologram. Open it, take it apart, cut it, measure it or build your own — with notes, pictures and files right beside it. Work alone or at a shared table by VITON ID.

Open the tableTry without signing in

Free with a VITON ID

What the table does

  • 01

    Taking models apart

    Open GLB, OBJ or STL, pull the parts apart in an exploded view, hide what is in the way, cut with a plane and measure with a ruler.

  • 02

    Your own parts

    Box, shaft, tube, a gear set by module and number of teeth, spring, bolt: sizes in millimetres, everything moves, turns and takes a colour.

  • 03

    Notes on parts

    A note with text and pictures pins to a part and points to it with a line. PDFs, audio, video and links to articles sit next to it.

  • 04

    Together at one table

    Invite someone by VITON ID: edits, selections and pointers show at once, and edits made at the same moment never overwrite each other.

  • 05

    Stages to go back to

    Save named stages; the table also saves itself every two minutes. You can go back to any stage.

  • 06

    Everything downloads

    The whole project as ZIP, the scene as GLB for Blender and as STL for a 3D printer, a snapshot of the table as PNG.

How to start

  1. Sign in with VITON ID and create a table — it appears in your list of tables.
  2. Put a model down drop a file on the table or build a model from parts.
  3. Work add notes, save a stage and invite colleagues to the shared table.

Questions

How much does it cost?

The table is free for everyone with a VITON ID.

Which files open?

3D models in GLB, single-file GLTF, OBJ and STL; PNG, JPG, WebP, GIF and AVIF pictures; PDF, text, audio and video. Models compressed with Draco or Meshopt do not open yet — save them without compression.

Where are projects kept?

In your VITON ID account. A table’s files are seen only by its members; there are no links for outsiders.

Does it work on a phone?

Yes, in a simpler form: the model fills the screen and panels slide up from the bottom. The full table is on a computer.

Can I use it without an account?

Yes: a draft table works in the browser without signing in, but it saves nothing to the cloud and nobody else can join.

The table is ready

Open it and put your first model down.

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