🏥 3D Point-of-Care Testing Pharmacy Clinic Simulator
A glowing pharmacy hub, an orbiting service ring, a 3D decision tree, a test-device QC rig and three protocol pathway tubes walked around in real 3D space — the same test-type, result and protocol lookup tables as the 2D Point-of-Care Testing Pharmacy Clinic Simulator.
How the 3D point-of-care testing model works
A glowing pharmacy hub, an orbiting service ring, a 3D decision tree, a test-device QC rig and three protocol pathway tubes walked around in real 3D space — the same test-type, result and protocol lookup tables as the 2D Point-of-Care Testing Pharmacy Clinic Simulator.
The control panel exposes three verified parameters — Test Type Performed, Test Result and pipeline Stage — each wired directly into the same interpretation and protocol-action lookup tables as the 2D canvas version. The live readout panel reports result interpretation, protocol action, documentation note and service-scope note for the current test type and result, exactly as the 2D original computes them.
Each of the five pipeline stages is its own 3D group, toggled visible as the stage advances: Stage 1 is a pharmacy hub with six orbiting clinical-service nodes and expanding pulse rings; Stage 2 is a 3D decision tree with a patient node, a screening node and three test-type branches (Strep / Flu / Glucose-Lipid) lifted to different heights and depths so the layout is a genuine spatial graph, with the branch matching the selected Test Type highlighted and pulsing; Stage 3 is a test-cassette device with a control line, a test line and a timer ring built as a partial torus whose arc length is driven by the same 0→1 progress value as the 2D canvas version, alongside two quality-control indicator spheres that light up once QC passes; Stage 4 renders the three protocol outcomes — reassure, protocol-authorized treatment, refer — as three separate 3D tube curves from the test device to their outcome pods, with the pathway matching ACTION[testType][result] highlighted and a particle traveling along it; Stage 5 shows a provider node connected to the pharmacy hub by a curved path along which small document planes travel, representing the documentation and care-continuity note.
3D · Three.js / WebGL renderer · 60 FPS target · runs fully client-side, no install