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Image credits

The game images come from real independent open-source Three.js projects. They illustrate the ecosystem, not a confirmed Threebox launch lineup. Compatibility is still to be tested.

HexGL

Project artwork by Thibaut Despoulain / BKcore, © 2015. This image is promotional artwork, not a gameplay screenshot. The project credits Charnel for the HexMKI base model and Nobiax for the track texture.

Source repository · Original artwork · MIT license

Harvest

Screenshot from Harvest by James Milner, © 2015.

Source repository · Original screenshot · MIT license

Platforms

Screenshot from Platforms by Matthias Schuetz, © 2014.

Source repository · Original screenshot · MIT license

Threebox hardware

The hardware and lifestyle images are AI-edited campaign concepts: the original workbench and living-room compositions, people, hands and controller/mic are retained, with the console updated using TB-P0.1 CAD references. These scenes illustrate the intended experience; they are not photographs of tested hardware or a demonstrated voice workflow. Threebox is in development, and the final hardware may change. Static’s LED face and the Threebox mark use our existing vector artwork.

Interactive prototype

The real-time viewer uses a simplified TB-P0.1 CAD model, with Raspberry Pi manufacturer geometry under the MIT license. Materials are illustrative and the Pi 5 is a reference fit study, not a selected production board. Static’s interactive request sequence is simulated; it does not access the microphone or generate a game.