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AUAR Automated Architecture Microfactory 3D Product Animation

XO3D's hero product animation for AUAR's Automated Architecture Microfactory. A director-led CGI film built from CAD, communicating a construction robotics system as a real, physical product before manufacturing began.

Client: AUARProduct AnimationJune 2026

AUAR supplies homebuilders with deployable MicroFactories: industrial robot cells running Physical AI that manufacture wall and floor panels on site. This hero animation was built from CAD before the physical robot cell existed, giving AUAR a complete CGI content suite for the launch of their new site.

Warm, natural lighting keeps the system reading as approachable and human rather than clinical. Real containers, pallets and timber stacks anchor the MicroFactory at its true working size, so the “factory in a container” claim is believable at a glance. Wide frames explain the full system; macro frames reward the engineering detail. See the full case study for the process, the grey-to-final pairs and the interactive turntable.

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