Internal motion, airflow, force, sensing — the value your machine can't demonstrate on a trade show floor, rendered in 3D. Short looping films built to stop people walking past and start a conversation.
A self-initiated concept built around a fictional collaborative-robot gripper — product design, 3D, animation and edit, all in-house. It works with the sound off, and shows internal drive, vacuum airflow, grip force distribution and detection range one message at a time. First and last frame are identical, so it loops on a booth monitor without a seam.
A self-initiated concept built around a fictional collaborative-robot gripper — product design, 3D, animation and edit, all in-house. It works with the sound off, and shows internal drive, vacuum airflow, grip force distribution and detection range one message at a time. First and last frame are identical, so it loops on a booth monitor without a seam.
The long version of the same asset: cutaway, the three invisible phenomena, pick & place, and an exploded view of the four units.
That figure assumes one product, CAD supplied, a 15-second loop plus a 45–60 second explainer, and two rounds of revisions. Designing the product itself is quoted separately.
Cutaways, exploded views, transparency and particles turn internal structure, process and energy flow into something a visitor reads at a glance.
Composed as a 15–30 second loop that works with no audio and makes sense whenever you start watching.
16:9, vertical and short cuts come out of the same 3D asset, ready for your site, social, and sales material.
Modeling, look, animation, compositing and edit handled end to end, so what the film says and what it shows don't drift apart.
One shot, no edit: a 6–8 second loop you can play on a booth monitor as it is
7 business days
Start with this scopeThe $1,000 is credited in full against CONCEPT SPRINT or any larger plan.
Five shots we design: one 15-second film that stops people at your booth
Two films, to draw people in and to explain: 15 seconds plus 45–60 seconds
Two films plus a browser 3D viewer, still useful for sales after the show
Prices are indicative and exclude tax. MICRO LOOP is a fixed fee paid in full on start, and is credited against CONCEPT SPRINT or any larger plan. For every other plan, standard terms are 50% on start, 30% at first cut, 20% on delivery. Hardware, on-site installation and venue operation are not included. If you have no 3D data, we can build the model from photos and dimensions for $400–$1,200. A fixed quote follows once scope is agreed.
With the show date, the product and the screen spec, I can answer without booking a call first. Receipt is immediate, a first reply within one business day, and feasibility, scope and a budget range within two. Don't attach confidential CAD here — I'll send a secure route once an NDA is in place.
Show date, the product, and what the booth needs to communicate — then an honest answer on whether 3DCG is the right tool.
Review CAD/3D data, drawings, photos and brand guidelines, then fix the schedule, deliverable formats and price.
Before production, I work with you to agree on what happens second by second and how the camera moves, using stills or a rough animatic.
Look, lighting and animation finished, delivered as a first cut judged at booth viewing distance.
After the agreed revisions, you get the venue playback master and a web-ready version.
Too large, too expensive, too hazardous, or too confidential to show in motion — so the internal structure never gets seen.
Boards and stills rarely land in the few seconds a visitor gives you while walking past.
A one-off booth video is a cost that ends on the last day, instead of an asset for the website, sales deck, and recruiting.
Yes. If you have no 3D data, we can build the model from photos and dimensions for $400–$1,200. Supplying STEP, IGES or FBX keeps both cost and schedule down.
With data supplied and a decision-maker available, CONCEPT SPRINT runs from 10 business days. A full PRODUCT LOOP is better with 3–5 weeks. Tell me the show date first.
Producing and exporting the film is the standard scope. Hardware selection, installation and on-site operation are not included, but the export will match the resolution and codec spec your installer needs.
Two after the first cut. Structural changes away from the approved storyboard, product spec changes, and additional shots are quoted separately.
Yes. Once payment is complete you can use the delivered film in the agreed channels. Rights covering editable project files, 3D models and any third-party assets are stated in the quote.
Send a product URL or deck, your show date, and the one thing the booth has to communicate. You'll get an answer on feasibility and the right scope, usually within two business days.