Contact person: Webapp for Real Time interaction with 3D Avatar

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Location: Bengaluru, India

Budget: Recommended by industry experts

Time to start: As soon as possible

Project description:
"I need a small web app that can load a rigged .glb character, display it smoothly in the browser, and update facial‐animation visemes on the fly. The character’s mouth bones are already named, so the job is to connect incoming viseme values to those bones, drive the transforms in real time, and keep the scene fully interactive (orbit, pan, zoom).

Key interactions
• Real-time updates with user inputs: for the first iteration sliders or a simple WebSocket/JSON stream is enough—no page reloads.
• The viewer should remain responsive at 60 fps on a typical desktop GPU; visual fidelity only needs to be “good enough” for smooth playback, not photorealistic.

Deliverables (all source included)
1. Single-page site built with [login to view URL], [login to view URL], or a comparable WebGL library.
2. JavaScript module that maps at least the standard 15 visemes to the corresponding bones.
3. Switch-out instructions so I can replace the current .glb with another rig that shares a similar hierarchy.

Acceptance criteria
– Model loads in under 3 s on local hosting.
– Changing a viseme value updates the mesh in under 100 ms.
– No external backend needed beyond a static file server.

If any clarification is required on the bone names or viseme set, let me know and I’ll share the rig details right away." (client-provided description)