View 3D models easily and quickly
Now with Unlimit3D Technology
A Powerful 3D Model Viewer
and an Asset Management Cloud Platform
With Emb3D you can visualize from the simplest to the most complex 3D models on your mobile device, and inspect them easily and intuitively with its unique gesture navigation interface.
Designed for Android and iOS smartphones and tablets with a smooth and clear visualization experience in mind, Emb3D will let you use the most appropriate visual clues and rendering styles to fully show the potential of your creations.
Unlimit3D Technology
Bring production-level models to your mobile! Emb3D now features the brand new Unlimit3D Technology, thanks to which hi-poly 3D models with tens of millions of triangles and per-vertex color can be rendered at full resolution on mobile devices.
As a result of state-of-the-art research in Computer Graphics, Unlimit3D pushes the amount of pure detail you can visualize far beyond the limits of currently available mobile 3D viewers, without relying on decimation or normal maps. And with the new MatCap material, modelers can get the feel of professional desktop and workstation tools, enjoying a smooth interactive experience even with movie production assets.
Download and try an Unlimit3D sample model!
Bowles Rocks
3 Million Triangles, 14 MB
Old Man Head
16 Million Triangles, 41 MB
Dragon Head
15 Million Triangles, 55 MB
Creature Warrior
15 Million Triangles, 44 MB
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Features
High-Performance Rendering
Intuitive Gestures
Enhanced Visualization
Multiple 3D Formats
High-Performance Rendering
Emb3D’s powerful rendering engine can efficiently handle meshes and point clouds with millions of polygons and points in real-time, while offering fast and smooth inspection controls.
Intuitive Gestures
The high-precision trackball is one of Emb3D key strengths: a simple but powerful feature that will allow you to inspect your models thoroughly and accurately, with just a few, intuitive gestures:
Drag to rotate the modelRotate the model
Double tap to center and zoom on a specific pointRe-center and zoom
Two-finger drag to move the modelMove the model
Two-finger touch to rotate model along the viewing directionRotate along the viewing direction
Spread to zoom inZoom in
Pinch to zoom outZoom out
Enhanced Visualization
Adjust the Emb3D settings to show off and view 3D models at their best.
Multiple rendering modes
Choose among solid, wireframe or pointcloud modes to best highlight your model features.
Different materials
Apply various materials to your models, switching between the following: default, transparent x-ray, or the new red wax MatCap.
Multiple 3D Formats
Show off your digital creations for entertainment or 3D printing!
To maximize compatibility, Emb3D supports the major 3D file formats, even in ZIP archives, and can open assets directly from e-mail attachments, Dropbox, WhatsApp messages, and more.
- .PLY
- .STL
- .OBJ
- .DAE
Gallery
FAQ
- NEW !!! Use the built-in file browser
On Android you can now open models stored in your device and in your memory cards directly from within the app by using the file browser icon on the library toolbar! - Upload the model to a webspace
If you have access to some webspace on the Internet (like Dropbox, Google Drive, and many others), you can upload the model there. Go to the model webpage with your browser and download the file. Android will show you a list of apps that can open the file. Select “Emb3D”.
- Send the model by email
If the model is smaller than 5Mb, you can simply send it as a file attachment by email (typically sent to yourself). Open the mail using your preferred web client. Click on the attachment icon and Android will show you a list of apps that can open the file. Select “Emb3D”.
- Import from file system using a file explorer app
If you have some app to explore the device file system, you can locate the model file and open it. Android will show you a list of apps that can open the file. Select “Emb3D”.
Please note that importing the model file into Emb3D, you will automatically add it to the app storage space. Next time you want to visualize that model, just open Emb3D and you will find it in the models list.
Select and deselect the model(s) you want to delete and then press the trash icon.
You can also select all the models at once from the action bar menu.
Please have a look at the following example.
Inside the file textured_model.obj, the ./textured_model.mtl material file is indicated.
The textured_model.mtl file contains (along with other settings) the relative path for the texture image file ./tex/textureA.png.
Please follow the file schema pictured in screenshot below to organize the folders inside your zip file.
- Upload the model to a webspace
If you have access to some webspace on the Internet (like Dropbox, Google Drive, and many others), you can upload the model there. Go to the model webpage with your browser and download the file. You should see a button suggesting to open the model with Emb3D. Click on it and your model will be finally uploaded!
- Send the model by email
If the model is smaller than 5Mb, you can simply send it as a file attachment by email (typically sent to yourself). Open the mail using your preferred web client. Click on the attachment icon and a dialog will suggest to open the model with Emb3D.
- Upload the model using iTunes
Run iTunes on your desktop computer or laptop and connect your iPhone or iPad (either via usb or wireless).
Select your device on the Devices iTunes side bar.
Select the Apps tab on the iTunes main window.
Scroll down to the File Sharing section and select Emb3D on the Apps list.
Drag and drop the model file on the Emb3D Documents list viewer.
Now you can disconnect your device from the computer.
Run Emb3D on your device, select the uploaded model and start inspecting it!
Press the button to remove the related model. To go back to normal navigation, press the Done button.
Alternatively you can also swipe to the left a model on the list to reveal a delete button.
Please have a look at the following example.
Inside the file textured_model.obj, the ./textured_model.mtl material file is indicated.
The textured_model.mtl file contains (along with other settings) the relative path for the texture image file ./tex/textureA.png.
Please follow the file schema pictured in screenshot below to organize the folders inside your zip file.
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