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Duotone illustration of about 100 people walking and bicycling on a light grey background. Some are walking dogs. Orthographic perspective.

Communication Barriers in Healthcare

March 17, 2025

Illustration of a brain-machine interface (BMI) showing person with a robotic arm and hand holding a glass of water. A 3D brain with labels shows the neural circuitry involved in controlling the robotic limb.

Emerging Interactive Trends

February 12, 2025

Custom 3D illustration for axs3d.com and marketing materials. An visualization of AXS Studio workflow from storyboard/wireframe, through, modeling, animation, design and interactive development. These stages are represented by workstations arranged in sequence around a central holographic human figure with visible anatomy—the immersive final product. Healthcare professionals interact with the content on a touchscreen, a VR headset and an ipad. Immersive 3D illustration style, reminiscent of Peter Tarka.

10 Game-Changing Innovations in Medical Animation

January 30, 2025

Photograph of a medical affairs conference booth exhibit. Two people are participating in an interactive activity about psoriatic arthritis using a kiosk. Three people are observing.

Five Secrets of Successful Interactive Activities for Scientific Conferences

August 29, 2024

An attempt to generate a genAI image for scientific communication using the prompt “HER2 receptors spread on a cell membrane” with DALL-E 3. The image is wildly inaccurate, looking like psychedelic protrusions reminiscent of a coral reef.

Is Generative AI Ready for Medical and Scientific Communications?

July 31, 2024

Duotone illustration of about 100 people walking and bicycling on a light grey background. Some are walking dogs. Orthographic perspective.

Communication Barriers in Healthcare

Illustration of a brain-machine interface (BMI) showing person with a robotic arm and hand holding a glass of water. A 3D brain with labels shows the neural circuitry involved in controlling the robotic limb.

Emerging Interactive Trends

Custom 3D illustration for axs3d.com and marketing materials. An visualization of AXS Studio workflow from storyboard/wireframe, through, modeling, animation, design and interactive development. These stages are represented by workstations arranged in sequence around a central holographic human figure with visible anatomy—the immersive final product. Healthcare professionals interact with the content on a touchscreen, a VR headset and an ipad. Immersive 3D illustration style, reminiscent of Peter Tarka.

10 Game-Changing Innovations in Medical Animation

Photograph of a medical affairs conference booth exhibit. Two people are participating in an interactive activity about psoriatic arthritis using a kiosk. Three people are observing.

Five Secrets of Successful Interactive Activities for Scientific Conferences

An attempt to generate a genAI image for scientific communication using the prompt “HER2 receptors spread on a cell membrane” with DALL-E 3. The image is wildly inaccurate, looking like psychedelic protrusions reminiscent of a coral reef.

Is Generative AI Ready for Medical and Scientific Communications?

Editorial illustration of a smart phone in a hand and a wall mounted screen. Both devices are showing a still image from a scientific animation. Accessibility and video player icons are distributed throughout the illustration. © 2024 AXS Studio. All rights reserved.

Accessibility in Scientific Communications Part Two: Lowering Barriers to Medical and Scientific Animation

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Accessibility in Scientific Communications Part One: Lowering Barriers at Scientific Congress Booths

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Innovations in 3D Animation Technology for Pharma

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International Women’s Day 2023

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How It’s Made: Abode

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How It’s Made: PandemiQuest

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Global Game Jam 2020: How to Make a Game in 48 Hours