A developer used Claude Opus 5.5 to build an interactive 3D jet engine that runs in the browser and can be cut open and pulled apart
A developer used Claude Opus 5.5 to build an interactive 3D jet engine that runs in the browser and can be cut open and pulled apart.
Techartist (@techartist_) built it with Claude Opus 5.5 and Three.js. The model lets viewers follow the air from intake to exhaust, switch to a cutaway view and pull the engine apart. The tabs walk through the four stages of a turbofan: suck, squeeze, bang, blow.
Sources
- Techartist (@techartist_), original video, (x.com)
- Claude (@claudeai), post on X, (x.com)
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This story in Turkish: Bir geliştirici Claude Opus 5.5 ile tarayıcıda çalışan, kesilip parçalarına ayrılabilen etkileşimli bir 3D jet motoru yaptı
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