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Any media company that wants to be a part of the digital industry must always keep up with the times. That's why we at LIGHTSHAPE are always looking for innovative additions to our workflow in order to deliver the best possible quality as quickly as possible - and at a fair price.

In the wake of the pandemic, XR Expo 2020 suffered the same fate as other events three and a half months before the event. The event in the originally planned framework had to be cancelled.

A mixed reality simulator for caregivers with force feedback via exoskeleton

"Lean Production", whose core consists of optimized production chains, continuous improvement processes and error minimization, also have an impact on employee training, which must continue to develop with the same demands. Industry 4.0 focuses on process optimisation through digitalisation, robots and automation. This is a field that devours immense research funds and resources.

Interactive applications, whether AR on a smartphone or VR on a powerful computer, enable interaction and emotional bonding that cannot be achieved by simply watching movies or watching graphics. The user does not stand outside, but becomes a part of the experience by actively participating in shaping it. They move and rotate products, change the paint on their dream car or unscrew virtual devices.

The hype is over, let's get serious now!

Is the technology really ready now? Yes it is!

Augmented Reality (AR) applications are increasingly finding their way into our lives. Whether in the consumer segment or in business applications, with AR complex products and content can be presented and communicated in a clear and understandable way.

Without 3D data no CGI visualization.

Visualization on the computer on the basis of 3D data, has established itself over the last 20 years. The continuous availability of 3D data in development and design promotes and simplifies CGI production (Computer Generated Imagery). Technology visualization is a separate and very broad field of CGI visualization, ranging from simple operating instructions to highly emotional technology presentation.

Many technical products usually do not show the innovation and complexity from the outside. Where a photo is taken quickly, the visualization is often more complex. So why 3D visualization when a photo can be produced quickly and inexpensively?