Fig. 1 — Exploded view

Take itapart.

Interactive 3D teardowns of real engineering hardware. Pull out every part, switch it on, watch it fail, all in your browser with nothing to install.

4 categories · 6 explorersReal dimensions, mmGeometry in code
01 Cover glass 02 OLED display 03 Mid-frame 04 Logic board 05 Battery 06 Back glass
Inside a smartphone — teardown order, top to bottomScale: not to scale
Sheet 2 — Parts on the bench

The explorers

Grouped by field. Open a category, pick a device, then rotate, zoom and pull it apart.

Sec. A2 explorers

Daily objects

The things in your pocket and on your desk.

Sec. B2 explorers

Electrical engineering

Machines that convert electrical power and turn it into motion.

Sec. C1 explorer

Integrated circuits

Down to the silicon: how chips are laid out and do their work.

Sec. D1 explorer

Medical devices

Machines that look inside the body, and the physics that makes them work.

Sheet 3 — Operating modes

Four ways in

01

Take it apart

Double-click any part to pull it out, or take everything out in the order a real teardown happens.

02

Run it

Moving parts move. Current, heat and light glow along their real paths, with live readouts.

03

Break it

Watch a real failure unfold in stages: where it starts, how it spreads, and how it gets caught.

04

Cut it open

Slice the casing in half and look inside without removing a single part.

Every model is built in code with three.js, at real size in millimetres. No downloaded meshes, no textures, one HTML file per device. Works best on a laptop or desktop; drag to orbit, scroll to zoom.

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