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3D & VR

We bring your product and space to life in an experience you can see and feel.

What this is

We design 3D models and scenes and turn them into realistic renders or immersive VR experiences. We use 3D to show a product before it's made, or to present a space in a way that makes the visitor feel they're inside it. Technology that serves the idea, not empty spectacle.

What's included

  • 3D modeling
  • Realistic product renders
  • 3D scenes & spaces
  • Immersive VR experiences
  • Virtual tours
  • Ready-to-present files
Who it's forFor those selling a physical product or a space, or wanting to present an idea in an advanced visual way. Ideal for real estate, manufacturing, and exhibitions.
What you end up withYou get 3D assets or an immersive experience that show your product or space with a clarity an ordinary photo struggles to convey.
Where it sitsBrand & design
Questions

3D & VR — the questions we actually get asked.

When is 3D worth it instead of photography?

When there is nothing to photograph yet: a product before manufacture, a building before construction, a colourway never produced. And when you need dozens of angles or finishes of the same product — photographing them all costs more than modelling it once. For an existing product that can be shot in one session, photography is faster and more honest, and modelling it is a luxury.

What do you need from us to start?

Exact dimensions first, and engineering design files if they exist — those save an entire stage. Then material information: what is metal, what is matte plastic, what is glass, because material rather than dimension is what makes a render look real or manufactured. And reference photographs of the existing product, if there is one.

Does a VR experience work on any device?

No. A fully immersive experience needs a headset, and that limits who sees it. So we usually separate the two: a 3D scene presented as images or video that reaches everyone on a phone, and a VR experience for exhibitions and showrooms where a headset is available. Choosing VR for an audience without headsets is building something that won't be seen.

How long does changing the model take after delivery?

Changing colour, material or angle is quick, because the model stays and only the render is redone. Changing the shape of the product itself is a return to modelling. That is a good reason to settle the industrial design before starting, and to gather all shape changes into one review rather than spreading them out.

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Contact

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