Soyjeong Expands 3D Web Experiences for Product-Centric Brands Through 'SOI.LAB 3D'
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Soyjeong announced plans to expand 3D web services for product-centric brands through 'SOI.LAB 3D'.
The service can apply 360-degree product rotation, zoom in and zoom out, color and material changes, product comparison, customization, and shopping mall integration in a web browser.
Soyjeong developed '3D Smart Catalog' and has used related technology in projects for Jacomo, Dorco, Dualsonic, and Ainuri Korean Medicine Clinic.
Digital and design agency Soyjeong announced plans to expand 3D web services for product-centric brands through 'SOI.LAB 3D' as a way to present products more dynamically on the web. The service is aimed at demand for viewing product shapes and options in 3D in a web environment.
'SOI.LAB 3D' is a service that combines 3D technology with existing online content centered on product images and text. No separate program installation is required, and it offers 360-degree product rotation and zoom-in and zoom-out functions in a web browser so users can check detailed shapes.
It can also apply features such as color changes, material changes, product information checks, spec checks, automatic rotation, product comparison, customization, and shopping mall integration depending on the project’s purpose. The deployment method links the service with existing web environments such as brand homepages and e-commerce sites.
Soyjeong developed '3D Smart Catalog' as its flagship solution. The solution lets users view products from the front, back, left, and right, inspect detailed structures, and directly change options such as color and materials. It is designed for product categories with a high proportion of visual information and can be applied to furniture, home appliances, beauty devices, industrial products, and healthcare products.
Soyjeong has used the related technology in actual projects. On the Jacomo global brand page, it implemented a 3D showroom ring for a real showroom experience on the web, and in the Dorco project, it implemented a customization feature for selecting and checking razor options. It also built 3D interactive content for Dualsonic and a product 3D viewer for Ainuri Korean Medicine Clinic.
Soyjeong places UX/UI planning, design, publishing, and web development among its core capabilities, and it has built corporate and hospital homepages, web services, e-commerce, and custom CMS solutions. It also created the SOI.LAB 3D website to introduce its proprietary 3D technology, and the website won GRAND PRIZE in the web promotion category at the 2025 'GDWEB DESIGN AWARDS'.
Soyjeong recently opened a free AI-based GEO diagnostic service while revamping its homepage. The service can analyze content structure, search optimization factors, and crawler accessibility, allowing users to check the structure and search-related status of a website.
A Soyjeong official said there are differences in the information and functions that need to be delivered online depending on the product. The official added that the company considers project goals and website structure based on the application of 3D technology, and that it has experience building existing websites. The company also said it plans to continue applying new technologies such as 3D, SEO, GEO, and AI to real web services.
Source: TECHWORLD · Kim Gyeong-ju
Original: https://www.epnc.co.kr/news/articleView.html?idxno=406826
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