Show how the machine works, not just what it looks like. Upload an assembly and Omma builds an interactive web piece - exploded views, animated motion, part specs, and a bill of materials - that explains the design to anyone.
A mechanical design is a system - parts, fits, and motion - and a static render shows almost none of it. Omma builds an interactive visualization that does: explode the assembly, animate the mechanism, cut away to the internals, click a part for its spec, and read the bill of materials. Upload your model, describe what to show, and Omma builds it for the browser.
Pull the assembly apart to reveal every component and how it fits, with part numbers and smooth animation.
Show the mechanism in action - gears turning, linkages moving, pistons cycling - so the function is obvious, not implied.
Slice through the design to expose internal components and flow paths that a solid view hides.
Click any component to highlight it and read its name, material, and specification - the model as a live reference.
Generate a BOM tied to the model, so the parts list and the visualization stay consistent and shareable.
Publish to a link or embed in documentation and proposals. It runs as real WebGL with no plugins.