Bcube Technology ServicesDubai
Interactive.
Immersive.
Engineered.
Brand activations, interactive installations, games, and AR/VR, built in Unity, Unreal Engine and the browser. One Dubai team from concept through integration and live delivery.
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What we make
Five disciplines, one team.
Design, engineering, 3D and hardware sit in the same room, so the thing we scoped is the thing that ships.
AR & VR
Headset, handheld and browser-based immersive builds, from brand activations to procedure training.
Unity · Unreal · ARKit · ARCore · WebXR
Games
Real-time gameplay for events, retail, learning and platforms, single player to multiplayer.
Unity · Unreal · Godot
Real-time 3D
Configurators, digital twins and visualisers that run in a browser, on desktop and on a phone.
three.js · PlayCanvas · WebGL · glTF
Web apps & portals
Customer portals, admin consoles and the APIs, auth and data layers underneath them.
React · Node.js · PostgreSQL · Cloud
Native mobile
iOS and Android apps that hold up at scale, including NFC, BLE and on-device ML.
Swift · Kotlin · React Native
Our products
We ship our own software too.
Three platforms built in-house. They speed up client delivery, and they are available on their own.
LiveAI · Creative
adcat.io
AI workflows and presets in a browser extension for product imagery, ad creative and UGC media on demand.
Photobooth · Virtual trial room · Caricature
Explore →BetaLive production
nodara.me
A node-based production suite for events and interactive installations. Deploy to any hardware, fast.
NDI · OSC · Spout / Syphon · SRT · DMX · MIDI
Explore →BetaEnterprise video
wowzig.com
Video conferencing for classrooms, training and meetings, with live engagement modules and AI notes.
Quiz · Poll · Games · Transcription · Recording
Explore →Selected projects
Built, delivered, used by real audiences.
Showrooms in headsets, sensor-driven retail, wall-scale installations.
Selected clients
Brands and organisations we have built for, and with.
Lab
Prototypes you can try.
Working builds from the studio, each one running in your browser. Try them; if one looks like the start of something you need, tell us.
Interactive story · Real-time 3D · Halloween 2026
The Flashlight
Explore Harrow House with a dying torch. Find three fuses, keep the presence in your light and reach the front door before the power fails again. A five-minute browser horror story by Bcube, with four endings, seven hidden photographs and a mirrored second pass.
- three.js
- WebGL 2
- WebXR
- PBR materials
Real-time 3D · First person · XR
Kitchen configurator
A kitchen you lay out, finish and explore in a browser, drawn photoreal as you change it. Built by Bcube to show what a manufacturer's or retailer's website could put in front of a customer, from a link.
- three.js
- WebGL 2
- WebXR
- Procedural geometry
Real-time 3D · Browser · XR
Room studio
A photoreal boardroom you can walk through in a browser, with real-world lighting, a screen measured in nits and your own content playing on it. Built by Bcube to show what real-time 3D can do for a room before it exists.
- three.js
- WebGL 2
- WebXR
- WebAssembly
Writing
What we have learned building this.
Notes from the studio on planning, choosing and building interactive work, written by the people who build it.
How we built The Flashlight: a horror story made of light and sound
The Flashlight is a five-minute horror story that runs in a browser, where the light is the game. How we built it: a head torch, a house generated as the page opens, and spatial sound made while you play.
Choosing a software development agency for an interactive experience
Interactive work brings software, devices and live environments together. Use this checklist to choose a development partner who can own the full delivery.
About Bcube
What people ask before they get in touch
Looking for something specific? Start from our services or see delivered projects.
What does Bcube do?
Bcube (Bcube Technology Services LLC) is a technology studio in Dubai that designs and builds interactive and immersive experiences: brand activations, interactive installations, games, AR and VR, and real-time 3D, along with the web platforms and mobile apps behind them. Design, engineering, 3D and hardware integration are one in-house team.
Where is Bcube based, and who does it work with?
Bcube is based in Dubai, United Arab Emirates, and works with clients across the region. It builds for brands, retailers, venues, government bodies and corporate organisations, both directly and as the technology partner behind creative and event agencies.
What technology does Bcube use?
Unity and Unreal Engine for games, VR, AR and installations; three.js, PlayCanvas and WebGL for real-time 3D in the browser; ARKit, ARCore and WebXR for augmented reality; React, Next.js and Node.js for web platforms; and Swift, Kotlin and React Native for mobile. Show hardware is connected over NDI, OSC, DMX and MIDI.
How does a project with Bcube start?
Send an enquiry through the contact page and the team replies within one working day. Every project starts with a proposal and a fixed quote; where the idea is new, a proof of concept comes first. Then two-week build increments, launch support (on site where there is a venue) and a handover your own team can pick up.
Can I see Bcube’s work before getting in touch?
Yes. The projects page shows delivered work for automotive, retail, government and corporate clients, and the Lab has working 3D demos that run in the browser with nothing to install.