3D Walkthrough Video Production for Industrial Tech:tour it before it exists.
Factory lines, plants and vessels, toured in 3D. Fixed fees from $1,000.
Walk buyers through the whole system.
Advids makes 3D walkthrough video for industrial tech companies: factory lines toured station by station, smart factory floors, process plants with the unit in place, and vessels toured deck by deck. Each is built from CAD or layout files where they exist, at fixed fees from $1,000.
Walk the factory floor.
Machine lines and smart factories, toured in 3D.
Follow the product down the line.
The camera rides along, timber in, wall element out.
Show the factory after the change.
Abstract 3D first, then the smart factory floor itself.
Place the unit in the plant.
Process equipment shown inside every application it serves.
One unit, every application.
Tour each process the unit serves, from line to lab.
Tour every deck.
Vessels and vehicles toured in photoreal 3D.
Tour a vessel still on paper.
Photoreal 3D moves deck by deck, with no titles.
Brief to delivery: 3 to 4 weeks.
- Layout, CAD or design files
- Stations or decks to show
- The order of the tour
- Brand kit and logo
- Fixed budget upfront
- Camera path sign-off
- Master walkthrough video
- Short cuts per station
Fixed fees from $1,000.
Per 60-second video. No hourly billing.
Flat 2D, clear on-screen text.
Motion graphics and animated UI.
A story built around one buyer.
Detailed motion design and 3D.
Animation plus live action.
Rated 5.0 by clients.
Recognized by Clutch for animation
Client stories, on video
3D walkthrough video FAQ
What is a 3D walkthrough video?
A 3D walkthrough video moves a camera through a modeled space or system, so a buyer tours it in the order it works. Randek's walkthrough follows its AutoWall line in 3:46, from timber feeding the stud workstation to a wall element with a window opening sliding into storage.
What can a 3D walkthrough show that a factory visit can't?
A line or vessel that is not built yet, and views no visitor gets. Randek's buyers see a tailored line before a station is installed. Heesen's buyers tour the XV67, which exists only as a concept design. The camera can also fly above the line or move between decks in one shot.
How long should a 3D walkthrough video be?
Long enough to cover every stop a buyer needs, in order. Randek's line tour runs 3:46 and Heesen's yacht tour 3:05, because each station or deck gets its own scene. Atlas Copco's smart factory story runs 1:30, since it sets up the reason to change before one factory floor.
Do I need CAD files for a 3D walkthrough?
CAD or layout files give the most accurate walkthrough, because machine sizes and station order are already defined. Randek's walkthrough was built from Randek CAD files. For a vessel or building still in design, design drawings work, as long as your team signs off the camera path before rendering starts.
How is a 3D walkthrough different from a software walkthrough?
A 3D walkthrough tours a physical space or machine: a factory line, a plant or a vessel. A software walkthrough tours screens and clicks. If buyers need to see where equipment sits and how material moves through it, they need 3D. If they need to learn an interface, they need screens.
How much does a 3D walkthrough video cost?
Walkthroughs with photoreal scenes and long camera paths usually sit in the Advanced Animation tier, $3,000 to $4,500 per 60 seconds, fixed before modeling starts. Longer tours cost more because every extra minute needs more modeled stations and render time. The tier and total come with the proposal.