#1 – When your innovative product doesn’t actually exist yet. If you’re still in the design and prototyping phase, 3D animation can help you advertise or get funding with investors.

#2 – When the most important features and selling points of your product are too small for the human eye to see. This is most common with nanotechnology or chemical products.

#3 – When your product is used underground, underwater or in space. Unless you have a rocket and a BIG budget, 3D is probably a cheaper and faster route.

#4 – When you cannot see inside your machine or product to where the most important things happen. This is most common for industrial equipment with complex machinery or tanks full of fluids.