Strayos
Stats That Matter
Real-time rendering of 3D mines & drill plans
Synchronized UI/3D interaction
Introduced Fly-Through cinematic UX
Introduction
Strayos is transforming how mining operations visualize and simulate terrain. Their goal: enable
mining engineers to interact with massive 3D datasets in real time and simulate operations virtually.
Our Role
Optellix played a core role in 3D development, introducing performance-heavy features like mesh
rendering, customization, and Fly-Through animations.
Scope of Engagement
- Built custom 3D mesh renderer for large geometries
- Added material editing and mesh customization
- Implemented cinematic Fly-Through feature
- Synchronized 3D with UI for seamless UX
Client Testimonial
“Optellix helped us scale up from static views to dynamic, personalized 3D experiences. Our engineers can now plan better.”
Challenges
- Huge datasets caused performance bottlenecks
- Huge datasets caused performance bottlenecks
- UI and 3D scenes were not synced
Solution
Used Three.js and WebGL for GPU-accelerated rendering
Developed interactive UI-3D sync layer
Added real-time geometry & material editing
Results
Empowered mining teams to simulate operations virtually
Enhanced presentations with cinematic walkthroughs
Improved decision-making with 3D insights
Conclusion
Strayos’ platform is now a high-performance digital twin for mining, made possible through
Optellix’s custom 3D engineering.
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We have built everything from Creo plugins to AI-based VR walkthroughs. If your challenge feels like one of these — or somewhere in between — we would love to hear about it.
