No-code 3D Edit Solution for Warehouse
Immersive Content
- Year of Production
- 2024
- Detailed Genre
- Other
Summary
A 3D no-code production software that can dramatically improve the productivity and efficiency of warehouse operations and management. Without requiring specialized programming knowledge, users can easily configure the interior of logistics facilities in the desired size (space) using a template-based approach, allowing them to design according to their vision. The completed layout is automatically output as a 3D visualization, offering a smart solution. Once created, the layout can be modified and refined by the user as many times as needed, making it useful as a digital twin concept.
Company Profile
Broadcasting Immersive Content
MMP Co.,Ltd.
MMP Co., Ltd. possesses advanced capabilities in high-definition aerial photography, editing and processing of captured data, high-quality 3D modeling, and the implementation of Unity-based simulation functions. Through optimal creative content such as aerial views, VR images, videos, and cyber tours, as well as responsive content, we enable anyone to easily and conveniently experience and connect with specific locations using the universal language of visual information. Recognizing the importance of device compatibility, MMP has secured technological competitiveness by ensuring that most of the content we develop can be utilized across various platforms, including HMDs, PCs, kiosks, and broadcasting platforms. In addition to our production expertise, MMP also has extensive experience in content planning and development, and we remain committed to continuous interest and investment in these areas. We are currently focused on creating immersive content for virtual tours of specific tourist attractions, broadcasting VR content, and developing industrial metaverse and digital twin solutions. MMP is also actively participating in a Korean government-led project to develop real-time information and 3D simulations for urban air mobility operations in South Korea.
