UNEEG needed product imagery for an upcoming launch, but no product photographs were available. My starting point was a physical 3D-printed dummy of the recorder, which I used as a reference to build the device in 3D.

I handled the full visualisation process, modelling and rendering the recorder and its accessories, including chargers, cables and a transport case. The focus was on clear, consistent product views that could present both the individual components and the complete system.

The resulting images served as product photography across UNEEG’s website, manuals and sales material, as well as information for patients and doctors. A shared set of 3D assets made it possible to present the product consistently across these different contexts.