3D Visualisation & Interactive Applications.
- Digital product photography
- Interactive 3D viewers
- Scalable visualisation architectures
We deliver:
- Photorealistic product renderings
- Digital product photography for web & print
- Reusable 3D scenes
- Interactive 3D viewers
- Medical visualisation systems
- Platform-independent applications (web, app, desktop)
From static visualisation to interactive application.
3D Rendering.
KOWA Holzbearbeitung GmbHFor the window and door manufacturer KOWA we developed a scalable 3D rendering pipeline for digital product photography. New models can be visualised without physical prototypes and used consistently for websites, catalogues and marketing materials.
Physical product photography is time-consuming, expensive and inflexible – especially for products with many variants or technical products. 3D visualisation becomes strategically worthwhile when:
- Products are frequently adjusted or extended
- Prototypes incur high costs
- Multiple output channels need to be served
- Interactive presentation creates added value
Digital product presentation does not just replace photos – it creates scalability.
Professional 3D visualisation leads to:
- Reduced production costs for marketing materials
- Faster product updates
- Consistent brand presentation
- Flexible use in web, catalogue and presentations
- Scalable extensibility
A digital 3D model is not an image – it is a long-term asset infrastructure.
Depending on the project, we realise:
- High-end rendering with physically correct light simulation
- Low-poly optimisation for web applications
- Unity- or WebGL-based 3D viewers
- CMS-supported content management
- API connections to existing systems
Visualisation and system architecture are cleanly separated – for long-term maintainability.
OrganViewer.
Uroviva Klinik AGFor the Swiss urology specialist Uroviva we developed an interactive 3D visualisation application for patient education. The OrganViewer enables doctors to demonstrate disease patterns and treatment methods directly on the 3D model.
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