3D Animation

A 3D visualisation offers some decisive advantages over other media such as videos:

• Visual freedom: there are no limits to your creativity in the 3D world. You can design complex scenes, abstract shapes and unrealistic environments.

• Interactive elements: Individual elements can simply be faded in and out. This allows you to visualise exactly what the viewer is looking at. This is particularly useful for technical explanations or product presentations.

• Level of detail: 3D models enable a high level of detail. You can visualise products, machines or architecture down to the smallest detail.

• Change of perspective: With 3D, you can guide the viewer through different perspectives. You can show things from all sides and thus convey a better understanding.

• Repeatability: 3D animations can be played over and over again without losing quality. This is particularly helpful for training courses or presentations.

Overall, 3D offers a lively and flexible way of conveying information.

The project process for a 3D animation is as follows:

Requirements analysis and concept phase:

We hold an in-depth discussion to clarify the project details and requirements.
Together we define the scope, objectives and desired style of the 3D visualisation.

Feedback loops:

We keep you up to date during the creation of the 3D animation.
You will receive regular insights into the progress and can provide feedback.
This is how we ensure that the animation meets your expectations exactly.

Completion and communication:

Once the 3D animation is complete, we will be happy to support you in optimising the presentation and communication of the content created.

We are flexible and can work with various 3D file formats. Here are some common formats:

• .gltf: This format is widely used and is well suited for web and AR applications.

• .obj: A classic 3D format that is supported by many software applications.

• .fbx: This format is often used in game development and animation.

• .stl: A standard format for 3D printing and modelling.

We also use STEP files in the CAD sector. If you have files in a different format, we can usually find a solution to convert them.

A 3D visualisation can effectively convey a wide range of information:

1. Complex concepts: 3D animations can visualise abstract ideas and contexts. For example, in science, architecture or medicine.

2. Products and technologies: 3D models can be used to show products, machines or technical processes realistically. This is particularly useful for product presentations, training or marketing.

3. Procedures and processes: Complex procedures, such as industrial manufacturing processes, can be visualised step by step. This facilitates understanding and communication.

4. Spatial visualisations: Architectural designs, interiors or landscapes can be realistically depicted in 3D animations.

5. Product visualisation: 3D models make it possible to show products from different angles. Customers can get a better idea of a product.

All in all, 3D animations offer a lively and vivid way of conveying information.