3D bioreactor visualization
Our client specializes in so called ‘virtual lab’ simulations, where students can work through real-life case stories, interact with lab equipment, perform experiments and learn with theory and quiz questions. They challenged us with creating highly interactive model of Bioreactor.
Client
NDA
Sector
medicine
Services
Android/iOS mobile
3D bioreactor model
Technology
Unreal engine
A (3d rendered) image is worth a thousand words
Some pieces of equipment are hard to understand by potential clients. Complicated, detailed procedures, many components and eight-inch-thick documentation may lead to confusion.
A properly prepared visualization (3D model) can dispel those doubts, letting the customer examine the device carefully by their own or even - after a little adjustment of an app - discover variety of its key functionalities.
It’s worth pointing out that such digitalization can be conducted for almost any kind of device - no matter how big or complicated it is. So called virtual twins are the perfect solution for fitting a variety of heavy and bulky machines in your clients’ pocket, making it possible to showcase them how do they work. You can also implement some useful data or event direct contact to the seller into the app.
What’s more, the final app is working perfectly with any mobile device (including the most popular duo: iOS and Android), making it possible to not only carry 3D bioreactor in your pocket anytime but also share it with clients easily. All they need to do is just download an app from the dedicated store.
To see is to understand
The client needed to create a fully responsive/interactive 3D model of a bioreactor and put it in an environment where the user could freely rotate the model and zoom in/out on the chosen details. Such solution is supposed to be used as a promotional material presented to other companies as a simple showcase of the possibilities of creating detailed models of industrial equipment.
Due to this requirement, the 3D bioreactor model had to be of very high quality and - for presentation purposes - the app itself had to be written with mobile operating systems in mind.