Individual solutions for science and engineering visualization
With our visualization strategies, we try to improve the understanding and communication of science and engineering. We combine different visualization concepts to find ideal solutions for explaining complicated topics - correct, concise and high quality.
We produce detailed views and illustrations from labs and manufacturing facilities, visualize technical systems and research setups, and provide realistic character animations to explain science operations and procedures. Based on that, we develop customer-specific solutions for the visualization and conceptual illustration of scientific contents, data and simulation results.
Technical systems and laboratories.
Based on available graphical material (e.g. picture or video footage, technical drawings, illustrations or CAD data), we produce 3D scenes to show and explain function principles. We highlight key details and important components, and arrange animated flow sheets. We provide high-resolution sectional views and develop transitions between 2D horizontal projections and 3D animations, as a schematic representation or fully rendered.
Dynamic operations and complex activities.
To explain complex activities, we combine video footage and 3D animations. We produce character animation sequences and use advanced multimedia post-processing tools to design realistic scenes. Through animation techniques, for example, it becomes possible to take the perspective of the operator, which allows gaining a fast and intuitive understanding of operation procedures.
Conceptual illustration.
We visualize scientific contents, which are not accessible through sensual perception, because things occur on extreme scales, e.g. molecular or astronomic, which are derived directly from scientific measurements and analysis, or which are indeed abstract concepts or ideas. This particular field of scientific illustration is prone to issues with communicating incorrect, distracting or misleading information through inadequate visualization. Here, the objective is to balance comprehensiveness, conciseness and accuracy.
