A workshop that answers in holograms

A workshop that answers your questions by putting holograms on the table.

44 / WebGL · motion

Pete Gypps in his workshop at night, standing behind a round glass projection table, looking down at it.

COR Standing by.

COR Intelligence · the workshop

Ask COR. It answers on the table.

Pick a question. The holograms are live 3D, and they light Pete as they appear. Drag across the picture or use the arrow keys to turn whatever is on the table; click a service to hear what it is. Sound is off until you turn it on.

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Transcript

Wake COR

Good evening. COR is online.

Welcome to Pete Gypps' workshop. Ask me something, and I'll put it on the table.

Who's Pete?

This is Pete Gypps. He runs COR.

He builds websites, platforms and AI systems, and he looks after the IT that keeps businesses running.

Some of COR's clients have been with him for over twenty-five years.

What does COR do?

COR does two jobs.

COR Intelligence builds: websites, bespoke platforms, apps, business automation and AI.

COR Solutions keeps it running, with IT support for homes and businesses.

And when an old system holds a business back, COR rebuilds it and brings the data with it.

How does an idea become a system?

Every project starts as an idea.

It's designed, then built, with AI working alongside Pete.

Everything is tested before anyone relies on it.

From idea to working system.

Can I try?

Over to you. Drag the hologram to turn it, or use the arrow keys.

Or press Use my hand, and turn it with a pinch. Your camera stays in your browser.

How do I talk to Pete?

If you've got an idea, Pete would like to hear it.

Call 01462 434082, or email enquiries@corsolutions.co.uk.

Reach Pete

01462 434082 · enquiries@corsolutions.co.uk · corsolutions.co.uk

Remake it

Build one interactive web page: Pete Gypps at a projection table in his workshop, and COR, its assistant, answering questions by putting holograms on the table: Pete himself as a point cloud, COR's services round its core, an idea becoming a working system. The holograms are live 3D on a camera solved from the photograph, and they light Pete as they appear.

Set it on an invented business called Sampleton, with its own drawn or generated pictures and no one else's files. It suits: A founder-led business, a studio or an agency that wants its people and its offer in one memorable piece; a launch with a presenter; anywhere a guided tour beats a page of text. Do not let it fail the way this kind of piece usually does: Spectacle over substance, sound that ambushes, and words that exist only in the animation. Here every line traces to COR's own material, sound and voice are off until asked for, every word is in the captions and a transcript, the hologram turns by keyboard, and a photograph stands in if WebGL fails.

It must work with the keyboard, on a phone, with reduced motion respected and no text under 12px. Tell me which libraries you chose and why.

Notes: when it suits, when it does not, how it fails

When it suits: A founder-led business, a studio or an agency that wants its people and its offer in one memorable piece; a launch with a presenter; anywhere a guided tour beats a page of text.
When it does not: Anyone who needs the facts fast, and pages that must run on very low-end phones: it is heavy (six photographs, their depth maps and three.js).
How it fails: Spectacle over substance, sound that ambushes, and words that exist only in the animation. Here every line traces to COR's own material, sound and voice are off until asked for, every word is in the captions and a transcript, the hologram turns by keyboard, and a photograph stands in if WebGL fails.

Made for COR Intelligence from Pete's brief (05/10/2026): a film-style holographic interface about COR and Pete, from his own photographs. Every fact COR states comes from COR's own material.