Archive for the ‘3D animation’ Category
So after creating augmented reality projects for several clients, we finally decided it would be a good idea to create one of our own. This augmented reality example features 3D animation capabilities. It was done for flash to allow for fast/easy access for the end user.
Let us know what you think!
This is another 3D animation project we recently finished for Smith & Nephew’s TRIGEN SURESHOT distal targeting system. It contains both procedural medical animation and more stylized 3D animation and effects. It was originally used at their National Sales Meeting, but I’m told will serve many more training and marketing.
We are also adding portions of this loop to a larger video project we are producing for Smith & Nephew this month. We pride ourselves in being able to create valuable content that our clients can use and reuse over and over again. :)
Enjoy!
-Madeline
TRIGEN SURESHOT Loop from The Danse on Vimeo.
We’re very excited about the Augmented Reality project we’re finishing up for Smith & Nephew this week. We even have a section in which you can interact with the 3D objects within the AR and move them around.
We’ll be posting the whole thing for everyone to play with soon, but for now here is a screenshot of the operating room we have built.
-Madeline
We just finished producing a pretty cool iPhone application for Smith & Nephew to demonstrate one of their newest and most innovative products. The gameplay portion utilizes the iPhone’s accelerometer, and we created high quality animations to detail how the new technology works. It took us only about 4 weeks to make from start to finish.
This app definitely provides more interest than your standard marketing piece, and doubles as a nice time passer if you’re stuck in a waiting room or at the airport.
TRIGEN SURESHOT iPhone Application from The Danse on Vimeo.
-Madeline
Last year we worked on graphics and animations for an iPhone game called “Thumstruck.” Think more challenging Guitar Hero with your thumbs. It ended up being a pretty fun game and looks super cool if I do say so myself. 
Here’s a link to the article.
-Madeline
