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A desktop app that turns a batch of photographs into an interactive 360° object viewer.

Rotavue is a commercial desktop application, built by VietProHub, for producing 360° object photography tours. Photographers import a batch of images, set the grid layout, and the app generates a tiled, multi-resolution viewer. The output is a self-contained package that can be published on any static host.
Turning a set of photographs taken around an object into a smooth, zoomable 360° view usually means manual tiling and hand-built viewers.
Rotavue runs the whole pipeline in one desktop app: batch import, layout configuration, multi-resolution tile generation, and viewer export. A Rust core does the image processing, and a Vue 3 interface drives the workflow.
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