The applications are as broad as your imagination and the advantages are huge!
Our innovative experts will help to realise your 3D vision by drawing on deep experience across the following sectors:
We’ve worked with architects, engineers and builders across the aerospace, automotive, construction, defence, healthcare, heritage preservation and mining industries, applying 3D digital technologies to positively transform training, workflows, quality control and maintenance.
We also print 3D tools, parts, prototypes and architectural models, in a range of materials at high resolution and in full-colour, if desired.
With more than 20 years’ global experience in the arts, entertainment and advertising, including dozens of feature film credits, we empower artists, animators, designers and marketers to combine 3D digital technologies with traditional media for maximum impact.
We also safely capture 3D digital archives for archaeologists, historians, palaeontologists and other heritage conservators. We’ve worked at every scale, from tiny coins to Sydney’s Town Hall.
We’ve provided excellent and efficient manufacturing support to help businesses of all sizes develop, improve and reverse-engineer a wide range of products, parts and processes.
Our state-of-the-art 3D digital technologies and skilled engineers can greatly enhance the precision of your design, tooling, machining and quality control, and enable rapid prototyping, repairs or alterations.
The aerospace industry commands the highest precision requirements when it comes to manufacturing. This is why 3D inspection is used from development to design, manufacturing, assembly, testing and maintenance, repair operations (MRO).
WYSIWYG3D has the widest range of 3D metrology and laser scanner technologies to scan small to large objects, delivering accurate, reliable solutions for aircraft manufacturers and service providers
Keeping the region safe during everchanging geopolitical times is a challenge That is why the Defence industry demands speed, reliability and precision. It is critical to partner with a company that specialises in delivering fast, reliable and accurate asset digitisation – WYSIWYG3D
Discover how Wysiwyg 3D helped Bangarra Dance Theatre create a stunning stage design for “Illume” using 3D scanning and printing. Learn about the challenges and innovative solutions that led to a successful production.
Atlantic & Peninsula Australia (A&P), now part of APCL Group, is a global marine engineering business specialising in ship repair and through-life asset management for defence and commercial marine assets. Their technical expertise supports customers across marine, industrial, defence, and offshore sectors. Challenge A&P initially engaged a 3D scanning provider for HMAS Choules’ major refit…
Good Citizens used 3D Scanning and 3D Analysis to help with his manufacturing problem It’s no secret that Good Citizens owner, Nik Robinson and his sons, have had problems with manufacturing their 100% recycled plastic eyewear frames. They’ve spoken about it extensively in media interviews. Over 752 days and 2500 attempts later you’d think they…
COVID safe 3D Scanning keeps Engineering Design Team on schedule Challenge The COVID pandemic had just started and the majority of Sydney based businesses were preparing for staff to work from home. Our client had a team of 5-7 engineers ready to start the design of a major upgrade but needed to know the existing…
Damaged Brotherhood Crocker Truck Gear Box housing manufactured using modern and traditional technology Challenge An ambitious project of fully restoring an early 20th century Brotherhood Crocker Truck hit a obstacle when the owner discovered a damaged gear box housing beyond repair. With nothing in the way of spare parts to source, the decision was made…
3D scanning Mer-Neith-it-es – Archaeologists excavate 2,500-year-old mummy as seen on ABC 7.30 The coffin had been at Sydney University for more than 150 years but nobody realised it was full of human remains but ‘Who is inside the coffin?’ investigation lead and Senior Curator Nicolson Museum Dr Jamie Fraser said. “The latest modern technology…
