Toyota Port of Long Beach WebGL Site

In 2017, Toyota began to build the world’s first megawatt-scale carbonate fuel cell power generation plant with a hydrogen fueling station to support its operations at the Port of Long Beach. Today the effort is coming to life.

Groove Jones worked with the Toyota team to create an interactive educational experience as part of the LEED certification requirements. The Groove Jones team recreated the Toyota Logistic Services Distribution Center at Long Beach in 3D, along with various animated vehicles and interesting artifacts for users to tap and explore.

Using Interactive WebGL to Educate and Demonstrate
The team recreated the Toyota Logistic Services Distribution Center at Long Beach in 3D, along with various animated vehicles and interesting artifacts for users to tap and explore.

WebGL allows us to create dynamic ways for the user to not just read about something but to interact with it and actively participate in the content.

The entire site highlights six specific LEED Features that underline the work for LEED Certification.
● Sustainable Sites
● Water Efficiency
● Energy and Atmosphere
● Materials and Resources
● Indoor Environmental Quality
● Innovation and Design