MNT Reform Teardown
Pull an open-source laptop apart layer by layer: drag to rotate, slide to control disassembly, then play the assembly animation. Copy the prompt to build it.
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Generate an interactive 3D teardown page for the MNT Reform open-source laptop
Create an interactive 3D teardown web page for the MNT Reform open-source laptop: support drag-to-rotate, zoom and click-to-select parts, with layered views of the full assembly, internal components and cabling; use sliders to control the disassembly level and the lid opening angle, provide whole-machine, internal-wiring, hinge and screen camera views, and playback, pause and progress controls for the assembly animation. Keep the model attribution and open-source license notice. Change the teardown subject to a custom mechanical keyboard: show the top case, keycaps, switches, plate, PCB and bottom case in layers, with a slider controlling the disassembly level; clicking a single switch pops it out and zooms into its internal structure. The page must support drag-to-rotate, zoom, part selection and assembly animation playback.
Create an interactive 3D teardown web page for the MNT Reform open-source laptop: support drag-to-rotate, zoom and click-to-select parts, with layered views of the full assembly, internal components and cabling; use sliders to control the disassembly level and the lid opening angle, provide whole-machine, internal-wiring, hinge and screen camera views, and playback, pause and progress controls for the assembly animation. Keep the model attribution and open-source license notice. Add a guided-tour mode: once started, the camera moves through key parts such as the motherboard, battery, screen and hinge in a preset order, highlighting each part and showing its name and function in a side panel, with pause, previous and next controls. After the tour ends, the page returns to free browsing.
Create an interactive 3D teardown web page for the MNT Reform open-source laptop: support drag-to-rotate, zoom and click-to-select parts, with layered views of the full assembly, internal components and cabling; use sliders to control the disassembly level and the lid opening angle, provide whole-machine, internal-wiring, hinge and screen camera views, and playback, pause and progress controls for the assembly animation. Keep the model attribution and open-source license notice. Turn the page into courseware for a computer hardware class: add a Chinese knowledge card to each part describing its function and common specifications, and add a quiz section at the bottom that randomly hides part names for students to identify by clicking, with scoring. Keep the original teardown interactions.
