Problem
Aerotech needed a visual way to explain a technical product, system, process, or differentiator that would be difficult to show clearly with live footage alone.
MayoFlux case study
Aerotech Galvo Scanner
Client / industry
Aerotech works in precision automation and motion control. MayoFlux framed the work for the audience, use case, and product context behind the assignment.
Input assets
Agency direction from EMG, plus cAD files, product references, technical notes, brand direction, sales context, engineering feedback, and review comments.
Production process
MayoFlux shaped the story, prepared or rebuilt assets, handled look development, animation, lighting, rendering, compositing, and technical review cycles.
Deliverables
Product animation masters, web-ready embeds, sales or trade show versions, and visual assets that can be reused across launch, training, and follow-up.
Outcome
A clearer technical story that helps viewers understand the product value without decoding raw specs or engineering notes.
Project notes
Aerotech needed a precise showcase of its Infinite Field-of-View scanner, we decided to build it at true scale with live dimension readouts. Mayoflux created an Xpresso rig that drove the entire motion of the product from a spline: sliding and pushing the scanner, driving the lasers target and intensity, to reveal its travel range.
Working from native CAD, Mayoflux delivered full-service 3D animation—script, lighting, render, and composite. Cinema 4D preserved real-world tolerances, while Redshift delivered photoreal surfaces on a fast turnaround. The chief hurdle was maintaining millimeter accuracy without overshooting where the scanner head was.
The finished clip now anchors Aerotech’s product showcase. The project reinforced the client’s confidence and led to a slate of follow-up animations. Mayoflux turns complex visuals into clear stories - let’s simplify yours next.