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When Fredrik Johnsson found himself with time on his hands thanks to the pandemic, he decided to start a personal archviz project. The result is a trip back 500 years to Varberg in the Middle Ages in an emotive real-time visualization that leverages Twinmotion’s powerful storytelling capabilities. 

A bold pitch to NASA has resulted in the most immersive space project ever created. For the first time, anyone can board the International Space Station (and even walk in space) with the help of VR and a breathtaking new exhibit.

Students turn the community feedback process on its head, helping residents voice thoughts with the help of 3D buildings, sliders, and interactive randomization tools.

When EDAG needed a way to reach a wider audience with its next-generation autonomous vehicle, it built a virtual showroom in Unreal Engine that could be used both to showcase the concept to prospective clients and to create a wealth of marketing videos and imagery. 

Beyond what we see, real-time technology can be used to enhance what we hear. Forward-thinking organizations are leveraging Unreal Engine to create real-time audio experiences and visualizations that can improve urban planning processes and help design buildings with acoustics in mind.