Education Animation

3D animation is a visual adventure that makes sciences like biology, genetics, plant physiology, basic chemistry and physics, instantly graspable. When you actually show how DNA works, how atoms bond together and why, or what molecules of carbon can do in different forms, or even how the Great Pyramid may have been built, understanding and curiosity grow.

The Great Pyramid - How it was built: the inset ramp
Covalent bonding of Carbon Atoms
DNA segment with glowing bonds
Carbon nanotubes growing from a spherical substrate.
Orbitals and electrons inside carbon atom

Archaeology: Egypt’s Great Pyramid was one of the wonders of the ancient world. Through 3D animation you can Explore a new theory of how it may have been built.

The Genome Project: For the announcement event of the first plant genome sequenced, we created a fly-in to the DNA of the Arabidopsis plant.

Quantum Orbital Theory of Atoms: The quantum distribution of electrons in the carbon atom is the reason all organic life exists.

Molecular Bonding Types: atoms bond together in three different ways to make molecules. The covalent bond of the carbon atom is shown here, but ionic bonding and metallic bonding are also beautiful to see.

For the “Silicon Run” video series we created multiple animations exploring basic concepts in nanotechnology, like the growth of carbon nanotubes from a substrate, as shown here.