Bringing visions to life

3D visualizations make ideas and products visible before they become reality. In industry, medical technology and architecture, they help present designs, illustrate functions and explain complex processes clearly. Whether as still images, animations or motion graphics, they provide clear visual content for print, Web and Film. Existing CAD data provides a precise foundation and can be used directly for visualization.

3D visualisation: AMF zero-point clamping system with additively manufactured components on the clamping module – rendering from CAD data

3D visualisation: two AMF zero-point clamping systems with clamping pallet and 3D-printed parts, isolated on white

AMF 3D functional animation for Zero-Point-Systems, Part I

AMF 3D functional animation for Zero-Point-Systems, Part II

AMF 3D functional animation for Zero-Point-Systems, Part III

AMF 3D functional animation for wireless sensors

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I import your CAD models into Rhino 3D via the STEP format and refine them where needed. Here, I can add threads, correct geometry, round edges and model additional details or scene elements. Scene setup, animation and rendering then take place in Cinema 4D. Carefully matched materials, lighting and perspectives produce the required result – from a clear technical explanation to a photorealistic product presentation. Powerful rendering hardware is available for complex images and animations.

Tools

Cinema 4D · Redshift · Rhino3D · Houdini · RizomUV
Import: Step · Catia · Inventor · Solidworks · Pro/Engineer · SolidEdge