About Took3D

Complex products,
explained clearly

We build 3D product configurators and Web3D experiences for manufacturers and custom product companies, so customers can understand products, choose options and hand clear requirements to sales — right in the browser.

Industrial products presented in interactive 3D in the browser

Who we are

Took3D is operated by Took Technology (Hong Kong) Limited — a Hong Kong company in software development & sales, IT services, and trade.

  • Registered office: Rooms 903-904 & 9045, Block B, Chung Mei Centre, 15-17 Hing Yip Street, Kwun Tong, Kowloon, Hong Kong

  • Delivery center: Shenzhen, China — home to our 3D, design and development teams

  • Clients: manufacturers, custom-product brands and agencies across equipment, furniture, automotive, lighting and consumer products

For overseas clients we work remote-first: weekly demo calls, shared review links and structured milestones keep projects on track across time zones.

  • Serving industrial equipment, furniture, automotive, lighting and custom product companies
  • Colors and materials, component options, dimension configuration and live preview
  • Configuration results flow into online quotes, inquiries and sales follow-up
took3d
500+Projects delivered
120+Business clients
16+Industry solutions
8+Years of experience

How we help companies move projects forward

We put 3D into real product, sales and service workflows. What matters is not only whether a product can be presented, but whether the solution keeps working for your team.

Map first, then design

Start from product rules and customer decision paths, and decide which options deserve to be seen and which combinations must stay restricted.

Visuals and data in parallel

3D models, material resources, configuration rules and inquiry fields are planned together, avoiding repeated rework after launch.

Built to grow after launch

Product lines, specifications and use cases can be added step by step, turning the configurator into a maintainable long-term digital asset.

Our history

From early 3D content production to online configuration for B2B companies, we keep making complex products easier to understand for real business use.

Product presentation

Focus on Web3D product presentation

Building model optimization, material presentation and web interaction experience around industrial equipment, furniture and custom products.

  • Lightweight model and web rendering pipeline
  • First manufacturing and design agency clients
2018
2021
Online configuration

From presentation to online configuration

Models, colors, materials and component relationships written into product rules — delivering 3D configurators that embed into official websites.

  • Mobile and multi-browser support
  • Configuration summaries enter the inquiry flow
Industry expansion

Serving more industries and complex products

Extended to automotive parts, lighting, commercial spaces and modular products, with a collaboration method that runs from product data to launch and operation.

  • Covering 16+ industry use cases
  • A sustainably extensible configuration rule library
2024
2026
Long-term asset

Configuration as a long-term asset

Continuing to refine configurators, digital color cards, product catalogs and business system connections, turning one project into reusable capability.

  • Online quotation and inquiry data flow
  • Ongoing product expansion and content operations

Our team

A battle-tested team that loves to learn. Times keep advancing — and so does our journey.

Frequently asked questions

Evaluating a 3D configurator project? Start from three areas: product materials, configuration rules and business goals.

Submit your project brief
Which products suit a 3D configurator?
Products with multiple models, colors, materials, components or size options — industrial equipment, furniture, automotive parts, lighting and custom products. If customers need to compare combinations before buying, 3D configuration adds clear value.
Can we start without complete 3D models?
Yes. We assess your existing CAD files, engineering drawings or photos, define the scope for model cleanup, rebuild and lightweighting, and provide a clear material checklist at the proposal stage.
Can the configurator connect to quotations or inquiries?
Model, material, component, size and quantity choices plus customer contact details can be combined into a configuration summary and submitted to website forms, CRM, ERP or your existing inquiry process.
Is it complex to add products and options later?
Product data and configuration rules are organized in layers, so new series, models and options can be added step by step. We also provide content updates, rule maintenance and version iteration support.

Is your product a fit for 3D configuration?

Share the product type, number of options and current model situation. We will assess display value, rule complexity and business goals to give an initial recommendation.

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