AcademicAR
Share 3D and AR models with academic papers, posters, and presentations.
Upload an STL or GLB model, generate a browser-ready viewer link, create a QR code, and let readers inspect your model in 3D or AR from mobile devices.
From segmentation model to publication link.
AcademicAR turns technical model files into a shareable academic asset: model upload, GLB viewer, screenshots, QR code, and mobile AR access in one flow.
Upload your model
Upload an anonymized STL or GLB segmentation model from your account.
Create a publication page
Add title, authors, institution, DOI/PMID, description, and model notes.
Get QR and link
Use the generated viewer URL and QR code in papers, posters, and presentations.
Show in 3D or AR
Readers can rotate, zoom, inspect, and open the model in AR on supported phones and tablets.
A publication-ready workspace for 3D academic models.
Manage publication metadata, upload models, generate QR codes, capture standard views, and keep public links active for temporary or paid publication windows.
3D model upload
STL and GLB support now, with OBJ planned for the next converter pass.
Web-based viewer
A full-screen browser viewer with metadata and mobile AR controls.
Automatic QR code
Every model receives a shareable viewer URL and QR image.
Publication archive
Project-based model records for papers, posters, and presentations.
Screenshots
Front, right, left, top, and perspective captures for publication assets.
Privacy guardrails
Uploads require anonymization, rights, and ethics responsibility confirmation.
Spatial context for any research output.
From clinical segmentations to cultural heritage scans, AcademicAR adapts to the way your readers explore evidence.
Patient-specific anatomy
Share segmented CT/MRI structures with the supplementary material of your paper.
Interactive anatomy
Embed AR-ready models in lecture slides and open them on student devices.
Site & artifact scans
Publish photogrammetry results alongside descriptive metadata.
Simple, publication-aligned plans.
Start with a free preview link. Upgrade per model when the viewer and QR need to stay active alongside the publication.
$0
For quick model previews before committing to long-term access.
- 3-day active AR & QR access
- 1 interactive model
- Up to 100 MB storage
- Screenshot capture
- Watermarked viewer
No credit card required
$9.90
One-time, per model. Built for papers, posters, and thesis links.
- 3-year active AR & QR access
- 1 interactive model
- Up to 200 MB storage
- No watermark
- Persistent QR & viewer URL
Billed once at activation
$24.90
One-time, per model. Longer access for long-lived academic references.
- 10-year active AR & QR access
- Priority archival storage
- Guided viewing
- Saved camera views
- Rich metadata fields
Renewable after 10 years
For labs, research groups, and universities.
AcademicAR can support multi-user workspaces, shared publication management, higher model limits, and custom deployment requirements through a sales-led institutional package.
Contact sales Custom pricing for shared labs, cohorts, and infrastructure needs.- Team workspace Shared dashboards, role-based publishing, and lab-wide model management.
- Bulk model licensing Pre-purchased model credits for recurring publication and thesis workflows.
- Custom infrastructure Higher upload limits, dedicated support, and domain or storage alignment.
- Procurement-ready Custom invoicing, institutional contracts, and renewal planning.
Quick answers.
More in the documentation once you create a workspace.
Which file formats can I upload?
GLB, STL, OBJ, and FBX are supported. OBJ/FBX are converted to AR-ready GLB.
Do my readers need an app for AR?
No. Modern iOS and Android browsers open AR directly via Quick Look (USDZ) and Scene Viewer.
Are uploads private by default?
Yes. You control visibility per publication and can keep models unlisted before paper acceptance.
What happens after the access window?
The QR resolver stays stable. Readers see a controlled renewal notice instead of a dead link.
Start publishing in 3D.
Create a workspace, upload your first model, and share an AR-ready link with your next paper.