Project Presentations, 3D Visualisations, 3D Animations
Boccard MIMO Case Study
The animation shows step by step how the device processes ingredients inside to achieve a uniform particle size during homogenization. We highlighted three key features: the high performance of the homogenizing mixer, stand-alone operation thanks to its own control cabinet, and the ability to perform cleaning without connecting to an external CIP station.
The animation made it possible to visualize the invisible homogenization process, allowing Boccard’s marketing team to effectively communicate the device’s unique advantages at trade shows, conferences, and in digital materials. The material worked so well that it was also rolled out to Boccard branches outside Poland, becoming a global standard for presenting the MIMO mixer.
A professionally produced 3D animation signals a high level of technical sophistication and attention to detail to business partners even before the first sales conversation. On a trade show stand it captures attention and shortens the time needed to explain how the device works, and in B2B meetings it lets a salesperson build the conversation around a concrete piece of material rather than relying on description alone — which is especially valuable with international clients, as shown by the global distribution of Boccard’s materials, since it builds brand credibility regardless of language barriers.
The MIMO mixer is a versatile process device used in the food industry — for example in the production of mayonnaise, plant-based pastes, vegan cheeses, or sauces — as well as in the cosmetics and pharmaceutical industries, where homogenization, meaning the creation of a uniform mixture with a precisely defined particle size, is essential.
Alongside the animation, we produced a series of photorealistic product visualizations (renders) showing the device as a whole and in fine detail. These static materials were used to create consistent print and digital materials — brochures, product leaflets, and website content.
The price depends on the complexity of the internal process, the number of shots, and whether the project includes only the animation or also additional static visualizations for printed materials. We publish a detailed price list and calculation examples in the article How Much Does 3D Visualization and Animation Cost?
The model is built from CAD/STEP documentation supplied by the manufacturer. This ensures the device’s geometry in the animation matches the real design rather than a simplified version.