Rubius

Rubius was hired by Relux, a lighting design software company, to assist with the development of new features such as 3D visualization of lighting fixtures. The company's vast experience in the CAD development niche, including work with Revit, Autodesk, and AutoCAD, was a key deciding factor. The project was completed in just 1.5 months by a team of a project manager and two developers, using React, MobX, and Three.js. The final product was received positively, with the client appreciating the attention to detail and the involvement of Rubius' co-founder in the process.

Ibtikaroom, an international IT startup specializing in creating digital twins of residential real estate, engaged Rubius to create a web service where users could design their dream apartments. Rubius was recommended by a large cadastral bureau in Russia, and the team of nine, which included developers, a UI designer, a QA engineer, a project manager, an analyst, and an account manager, developed the MVP from analytics to implementation. Key features of the service included a user's personal account, a layout editor, a repair editor, an estimate configurator, and a system for integrating with suppliers.

JSC CROC Incorporated, an international IT company, employed Rubius to assist with a VR project due to the company's experience in developing VR simulators for the industry. The collaboration began after a meeting at Rubius' DevPRO developers' conference in Tomsk and has since resulted in the development of three VR simulators, with a fourth project underway. A team from Rubius, including six developers, a project manager, and DevOps engineers, worked on the project, using technologies such as C#, .Net, Unity, and JS. Rubius was noted for its competence, reliability, and adherence to deadlines.