3D Technical Visualization
Animations of operating principles · Structural cutaways · Process visualization
Technical depth, made visible.
Con-Ray provides industrial 3D visualization, technical animation, and presentation services across different settings, helping companies across industries clearly communicate complex equipment structures, process mechanisms, and system interactions.
Selected Clients
- NAURA
- GigaDevice
- Fortune Precision
- ZhiCheng
- BEHC
From 3D content creation to content in use.
We create technical and brand content, then help put it to work across digital channels, sales settings, exhibitions, and corporate showrooms.
3D Content Creation
Corporate and Product Films
Corporate films · Product films · Launch content
Content Applications
Websites and Digital Presentation Platforms
Corporate websites · Sales presentations · Interactive product displays
Exhibitions and Corporate Showrooms
Content planning · Spatial design · Exhibition and showroom delivery
Structures, processes, and systems—shown in context.
Using cutaways, exploded views, transparency, and animation, we reveal relationships that conventional product imagery cannot readily show.
01
Processes at the Microscale
Visualize material changes and the mechanisms behind process steps.
02
Complex Equipment Structures
Use cutaways and exploded views to show internal components and assembly relationships.
03
Fluid Flow and Energy Transfer
Trace media pathways and illustrate the movement of heat and energy.
04
Production-Line Operations and System Coordination
Show equipment hand-offs, material transfer, and coordinated operations across a production line.
Visualization for semiconductor technology.
Our team brings 15 years of semiconductor industry experience to this focus. We visualize semiconductor equipment, advanced packaging, and fab systems—from individual components and process steps to equipment coordination across a line.
Equipment
Reveal Internal Structures
Show critical components, interfaces, and assembly relationships.
Processes
Show How They Work
Present material treatment, process sequences, and operating principles.
Systems
Connect the Whole Operation
Show how equipment, process stages, and material handling work together.
Areas We Can Visualize
10 areas- 01
Lithography and Wafer Patterning
Coating, exposure, development, and pattern transfer.
- 02
Plasma Etching
Gas delivery, plasma processes, and material removal.
- 03
Thin-Film Deposition and Thermal Processing
Film formation, thermal treatment, and material changes.
- 04
Cleaning, CMP, and Metrology
Cleaning, planarization, measurement, and inspection.
- 05
Equipment Structures and Vacuum Chambers
Chambers, critical components, interfaces, and assembly.
- 06
Wafer Handling and Multi-Chamber Coordination
Wafer pick-and-place, positioning, and chamber-to-chamber transfer.
- 07
Gas Delivery, Vacuum, Temperature Control, and RF
The interaction of gas flow, pressure, temperature, and RF systems.
- 08
Advanced Packaging and Heterogeneous Integration
Redistribution layers, interconnects, and bonding processes.
- 09
Wafer Probing, Final Test, and Sorting
Probe testing, final testing, and device sorting.
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Fab Systems and Automated Material Handling (AMHS)
The coordination of equipment, automated transport, and facility systems.
A structured process for technical 3D content.
We begin with your technical materials and discussions with your team. Content planning, visual production, and review checkpoints keep the work grounded in the information you approve.
Understand the Product
Review technical materials and agree on the product features and messages to present.
Structure the Content
Organize the story around its audience and intended setting.
Build the Visuals
Use 3D modelling and animation to present structures and processes.
Review the Technical Details
Check the visuals and technical information with your team at agreed stages.
Adapt and Deliver
Prepare the appropriate versions for the agreed channels and presentation settings.
Confidentiality for technical and commercial information.
A designated information security lead oversees the handling of confidential materials, review of sensitive content, and treatment of project files at handover.
Define the Confidentiality Scope
Agree on the materials, participants, and permitted uses. Sign an NDA in line with project requirements.
Control Access During Production
Use confidential materials only for the agreed project and limit access to those who need it. Seek permission before involving external collaborators.
Review Before External Use
Separate public and confidential information. Review sensitive visuals, text, and models with your team before external release.
Manage Materials at Handover
Retain, return, or delete materials as agreed. Do not use them in case studies, promotional work, or model training without prior written permission.
We do not publish or repurpose your confidential materials without prior written authorization.
Make every critical product conversation clear and consistent.
Whether you are preparing a product launch, a sales presentation, a website, or a showroom, we welcome a conversation about your project. We can begin with one product, one process, or one important presentation.