3D animation for machines that matter
See the engineering. Understand the advantage.
Technical product stories that reveal how a machine works, why it matters and what makes it different.
Selected work
Mechanisms in motion.
AFB Anlagen- und Filterbau
Transfer Car for the Transport of Beverage Crates | AFB
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AFB
26 projects
AFB film page 1 of 5, films 1 to 6 of 26
KIS
10 projects
KIS film page 1 of 2, films 1 to 6 of 10
Logiqs
09 projects
Logiqs film page 1 of 2, films 1 to 6 of 9
Other projects
05 projects
Other projects film page 1 of 1, films 1 to 5 of 5
Inside the machine
See what
makes it move.
Hot Sauce turns complex industrial products into visual stories people understand immediately. Hidden parts, internal movement and technical advantages become one clear sequence.
Every animation is built with technical care, cinematic timing and a sharp eye for the detail that makes the product different.
What we bring to life
One machine. Every angle.
3D product animation
Turn a hidden mechanism into a clear, cinematic story that sales teams and customers understand in seconds.
Technical visualization
Show every angle, material and movement before the physical product is ready—or where a camera could never go.
Interactive product stories
Give websites, fairs and presentations a visual layer people can explore, rotate and remember.
Before we begin
Useful questions. Clear next steps.
You do not need a finished brief to start a conversation.
What do I need to provide?
Start with a product description and the audience you need to reach. Tell us whether CAD, drawings, photographs or existing models are available so we can assess the starting point.
How are timing and cost determined?
Scope depends on the source material, technical complexity, film length and required formats. Include a launch or exhibition date in your message so the proposal can take it into account.
How should we plan feedback?
Identify who can approve the technical details and who owns the communication goal. Agree the review stages and revision scope in the project proposal before production begins.
What if our product is confidential?
Mention confidentiality requirements in your first message. Discuss an NDA and the appropriate way to share files before sending sensitive product information.
Have a machine worth seeing?