3D Rendering and Animation for Manufacturers

Yes. We import CAD, STEP, IGES, SolidWorks and most engineering formats, then optimize the geometry for photorealistic rendering.

We render to your specs, dimensions and materials, so the visuals match the engineered product, not an artist’s guess.

Yes. We produce process and machinery animations that show assembly, operation and flow for sales and training.

Yes. We build the machine from your CAD and animate its full working cycle, for example a baler picking up crop, forming and wrapping the bale and ejecting it, with transparent housings over the internal parts. The film is cut into sequences for YouTube chapters, dealer clips and training. See our forestry equipment CGI case.

Yes. We design and render building products such as insulation boards, cladding, membranes and complete wall systems, and animate them in an exploded view so every layer is visible. A recent example is a 44-second animation that compares a traditional stucco wall with one insulated backer board.

Yes. From your CAD files, or from photos and dimension drawings of a product you already make, we build each shelter, canopy, pergola, carport or shade structure in 3D. You get clean catalog renders on white and scenes in a real street, park, car park or garden. Every roof style, color and size comes from the same model, and the files can feed a product configurator. More on carports, sheds, pergolas and shelters is on our outdoor structure rendering page.

Yes. We build the pergola from your CAD or dimension drawings, set it in a garden that matches your market, for example a brick house with a patio and lawn for UK buyers, and lock the camera and light. Each size, color and louver position is then swapped into the same scene, so the whole range reads as one catalog. We did the same for a UK bathroom brand: 181 finish renders from one model, after AI could not keep the variants consistent. We work in 3ds Max and Corona, and editable scene files can be handed over by agreement.

For most of a range, yes. We render pergolas, garden rooms, outdoor furniture and hot tubs in daylight, at dusk and in any season, with real shadows, materials and planting, so a new color or size needs no new shoot and no wait for summer weather. A shoot still makes sense when you need people using the product; we compare both routes in 3D rendering vs photography.

Always. We routinely visualize pre-release and confidential products under NDA.

Yes. We prepare clean 3D models and renders ready for configurators, e-catalogs and PIM systems.

Industrial rendering is photorealistic 3D imagery of machinery, equipment and technical products made from engineering CAD data instead of a photo shoot. Manufacturers use it for catalogs, trade shows, dealer sales and documentation, often before the first unit is built, and the same model feeds exploded views and industrial 3D animation.

Yes. Most of our industrial work starts from CAD before a prototype exists. We render the current design, and when engineering changes a part or a finish, we update the model and re-render instead of starting over.