Arkima
Custom 3D web applications and product configurators for businesses selling configurable products online or in stores
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-03
About Arkima
Arkima develops custom 3D web applications, interactive product configurators and industrial applications. Its tools let users visualize and configure products in a browser using WebGL.
Customers include businesses selling configurable products, such as furniture, kitchens and building products, as well as industrial companies. Services include project management, programming, integration, hosting and 3D graphics.
Arkima is based in Clermont-Ferrand, France. The company now focuses on freelance custom 3D application development.
Product: Custom browser-based 3D applications, product configurators and interactive industrial tools.
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