Dev builds interactive airliner X-ray web app with Claude Opus, Blender and Three.js
techartist_ · x · 2026-10-31
A developer (techartist) shipped a web app that X-rays an airliner from gate to landing, letting users interactively explore its hidden systems: fuel, hydraulics, electrics, engines and cabin air.
It was built with Claude Opus 5.5 using Blender for modeling and Three.js for rendering, and is available to explore live — a striking example of AI-assisted 3D interactive explainer apps.
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