Science Lab
Make systems visible.
A look at the simulation and rendering work inside RCL’s own projects. These demonstrations explore technical ideas; they are not validated scientific instruments or safety-critical tools.
Internal technical demonstration
The homepage simulation
A Fortran kernel compiled to WebAssembly drives a WebGL2 visualization derived from Forgefield’s Eventide renderer. It uses adaptive rendering quality and pauses when it leaves view.
Phones and visitors who prefer reduced motion receive a deterministic still. A static fallback also keeps the page usable if WebGL cannot initialize.
The black-hole presentation is an illustrative rendering, not a claim of a validated astrophysical model.
Explore the live homepage ↗
Original RCL product / Released
Forgefield
Native procedural worlds built with modern Fortran, OpenGL compute and rendering shaders, and a Windows launcher. The product page documents the actual worlds and includes application footage.
Explore Forgefield ↗For your project
Technical visualization
Interactive data views, simulation interfaces, and educational demonstrations can help people understand a complex system. The model, its assumptions, and validation requirements belong in the brief.
Explore visualization services ↗A useful next step
Tell us what needs to work better.
A new website, a clearer interface, or fewer manual steps. Share the brief and we can discuss scope, fit, and timing.