Jaffrey, N.H. – – September 29, 2026 -- Shivoo Studios, an immersive media and XR production company, has launched a redesigned website that converts complex equipment demonstrations and client projects into interactive, real-time 3D experiences.
Redesign replaces two-dimensional format with depth and interaction
The previous Shivoo site displayed the company's industry range using a conventional, two-dimensional layout. The new version adds motion and interactivity, turning the website itself into a demonstration of the immersive experiences Shivoo builds for clients.
Industrial section lets visitors interact with digital twins and simulations
In the dedicated Shivoo Industrial section, visitors can explore digital twins, interact with complex machinery, watch products and components assemble, and move through virtual portals into additional 3D environments. Sterling Youngman, CEO of Shivoo Studios, said the site demonstrates how large, complex CAD files can be optimized for the web, citing Nanotech, MiniMonster, and Contiki as three distinct project experiences shown on the platform. For manufacturers, this format allows remote product demonstrations, training, sales, and marketing without requiring physical machinery on-site.
Immersiverse portfolio spans industrial, healthcare, and entertainment case studies
The site's central feature, the Immersiverse, is a spatial portfolio in which Shivoo's AR, MR, and VR projects orbit a central hub, letting visitors navigate the space and enter individual case studies. The portfolio covers industrial, healthcare, wellness, consumer, and entertainment applications. Quinn Tetterton, Chief Content Officer at Shivoo Studios, described the site's structure as an unfolding story rather than a conventional set of pages, built to carry the same spatial storytelling used in client projects.
Design team built spatial depth for both desktop and mobile access
Ze'ev Gilad, Director of Creative Technology at Shivoo Studios, said the design challenge was creating depth, motion, and spatial character without sacrificing clarity or usability, so visitors could sense the platform's three-dimensional scale before reading any text. The site is accessible on both desktop and mobile devices.
The launch positions immersive website design as an extension of Shivoo's production capabilities, opening additional use cases in sales, marketing, training, education, and customer engagement.