Hand-tracked 3D lab in your browser

Take aparta jet enginewith your bare hands.

M2 turns an ordinary webcam into a holographic workbench. Open an engine, a human heart or a molecule, pull it apart piece by piece and put it back together. No headset. Nothing to install.

Get early access For schools and universities
Watch it in action: six real recordings
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Study mode

Every part comes off. Every part goes back.

Switch on Study mode and the model splits into its real components. Pick up the combustion chamber, turn it in your hand, see where it sits, then fit it back. You learn how a machine works by assembling it yourself.

Turbofan, front to back

  1. Fan
  2. Compressor
  3. Combustion chamber
  4. Turbine
  5. Nozzle

Library · Anatomy

Step inside the human body.

Bring a human heart up to eye level, turn it, open it up, and look at organs from angles a textbook page can't show.

Library · Chemistry

Mix substances. See what forms.

Pick elements and compounds, bring them together with your hands and watch the result take shape. It's a curated set of reactions, not a physics simulator, and it already covers more than 300 formulas.

300+ formulas to explore

How it works

Your webcam becomes the controller.

  1. Open M2 in your browser and sign in.
  2. Allow the camera. M2 finds your hands.
  3. Reach into the scene: grab, turn, take apart, rebuild.

Your video stays on your device.

Hand tracking runs inside your browser. Camera frames are processed locally and are never uploaded or stored.

camera → your browser → hand positionserver ← nothing

Your account keeps your library and progress, so you can continue on any computer with a webcam.

For schools and universities

Your course, as holograms.

Every account includes the core library. On top of it, institutions can order custom models built for their courses: a specific engine, an organ system, a lab setup.

  • Custom 3D models built for your curriculum
  • Private to your institution: other schools never see them
  • Runs on computers you already have. No headsets to buy
  • Start with a pilot in one class

Early access

Be first in the lab.

M2 opens in waves. Leave your email and you'll get an invite when your spot is ready.