3D content production services for heritage, education, science, art, medical education, film, gaming, VR and research
Creators of high quality digital heritage 3D content for museums, galleries, university researchers, scientists, healthcare educators, virtual reality content producers, TV and cinema. Services include:
DIGITISING 3D PHYSICAL ARTEFACTS, SPECIMENS OR COLLECTIONS - professional heritage 3D scanning from photographs using a unique photogrammetry workflow developed by ThinkSee3D over the last 8 years. Can be single artefacts (or specimens) to whole collections.
DIGITAL 3D ASSET PRODUCTION - 3D scanning, digital modelling, digital sculpting and 3D modelling. Full colour, textured and optimised 3D digital models suitable for a wide range of applications and platforms even without the need to 3D scan original objects.
3D ANIMATION - animated 3D assets for interactive experiences, educational films and virtual reality experiences (VR).
3D PHYSICAL REPLICA PRODUCTION - BONES, FOSSILS AND EXHIBITS - high quality, physical replica and educational objects produced using a mix of 3D printing and traditional methods using digital models as inputs. Permanent and temporary exhibits, tactile experiences, proxy object repatriations, research and educational demonstrators.
CT SCAN 3D MODELS - processing X-Ray CT cross-sections of natural and cultural heritage objects into digital 3D models for use in research and exhibitions. Can also be combined with colour scanning to create colour CT models.
3D ENVIRONMENT VISUALISATIONS - creating believable 3D visualisations of environments that can include scanned objects, animations, landscapes, existing assets and animated digital humans.
3D RESEARCH AND CONSULTANCY - regular contributors, advisors and speakers on digital 3D in heritage. Providers of 3D content for researchers especially in paleontology, archaeology and marine biology.
ThinkSee3Dās services are used by many major museums and universities including the British Museum, National Museums Scotland, London Science Museum, Victoria and Albert Museum, Fitzwilliam Museum, Petrie Museum, Ashmolean Museum and the University of Oxford, Birmingham, Cambridge, Warwick, York, UCL, Kings College London and many others.