Optics and laser technology
From 2D technical sketches to high-fidelity 3D assets
No CAD. No prototype. Only flat engineering drawings, reconstructed into 3D geometry with physically accurate light transmission.
- Client
- CeramOptec GmbH
- Industry
- Optics and laser technology
- Scope
- 3D modelling and material simulation
- Input
- 2D technical sketches
- Output
- High-fidelity visual assets
- Published
- With client permission
Source data, and the delivered visual.
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Reconstructed geometryDelivered render
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The reveal animation.
A 15-second film that moves from photoreal casing to the internal fiber structure, showing light behaviour no photograph can capture.
Every asset delivered for CeramOptec GmbH.
From the 2D drawing to the finished visual. Select any image to view it full size.
Challenge, approach, result.
- ChallengeThe client had only 2D technical illustrations of their specialised fiber optic systems. Flat drawings were insufficient for high-level marketing and could not demonstrate the three-dimensional refractive qualities and material layers that define the technology.
- ApproachWe performed a full 3D reconstruction from 2D engineering sketches, interpreting technical cross-sections to build accurate geometry from the ground up. Advanced material simulation then replicated the correct indices of refraction for the glass fiber cores and cladding.
- ResultMarketing assets for a product that had never been modelled in 3D, showing light behaviour that no photograph could capture.
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