3D Mapping

3D Mapping is a technology for projecting images and animations onto physical objects or surfaces to create the illusion of three-dimensionality and visually change their shape and structure. This allows you to “animate” static objects, turning them into dynamic and spectacular visual installations.

How it works:

1. Surface scanning: First, an accurate 3D model of the object (building, stage, interior) is created.
2. Content creation: Visual effects, animations or videos are developed that match the shape and relief of the object.
3. Projection: Projectors display the created content on the object, taking into account its geometry, to visually “animate” the surface.

Where it is used:

• Shows and concerts: Creating spectacular scenes and decorations.
• Architectural projections: Animations on building facades.
• Advertising campaigns: Bright installations for brand promotion.
• Events and activities: 3D Mapping is used at weddings, corporate events and festivals to create a memorable show.
• Museums and Exhibitions: Interactive and educational visual projections.

Example:

Content can be projected onto the façade of a building, creating the illusion that it is collapsing, glowing from within, or changing shape.

3D Mapping technology offers unique opportunities for visual arts, marketing, and entertainment, turning ordinary objects into part of a mesmerizing show.