Interactive 3D MacBook teardown built in a Claude Opus 5.5 interface
A 24-second clickable 3D teardown inside a Claude Opus 5.5 interface: the screen slides aside, the camera pushes in, fans spin, the chip lifts and the machine reassembles.
I pulled a MacBook apart in 24 seconds without touching a screwdriver. I built a 3D teardown inside a Claude Opus 5.5 interface, and the cursor actually does something ↓ One click slides the screen and keyboard to the side. The camera moves in. Then I click through the hardware: → both fans spin up → the chip lifts out → the cooling path lights up → a battery cell comes free Then the whole machine slides back together. The best part isn’t the opening shot. It’s finally being able to see and interact with what’s inside. Next, I want to draw a rough object and have it become a 3D model I can take apart the same way.
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