The right detail. In the right places.
Purpose-built representations of equipment, vehicles and systems, with the detail your use case needs.
Start with the physical object.
- Equipment visualization
- Articulated vehicles and mechanisms
- Asset preparation for simulation
A visualization model and a simulation model answer different questions. Define what needs to look correct, what needs to move and what needs to interact. We use those requirements to shape the asset and its delivery scope.
Reference definition
Dimensions, imagery or permitted source files, with assumptions documented.
Asset structure
Named assemblies, pivots and coordinate conventions appropriate to the target application.
Simulation requirements
An agreed scope for collision geometry, articulation and any required physical parameters.
Targeted delivery
File formats and a review checklist matched to the intended workflow.
A useful starting brief
Describe the object, reference material, moving parts and what you need to test or visualize.
Prepare your project briefWhat do you need
to simulate?
An individual asset, a complete scene or a starting point for something more specific.
Discuss a project