What does Epigraph build for machine tool brands?

Interactive 3D product tours and animations of CNC machines and automation systems, built from CAD and spec sheets.

What files do we need to get started?

Whatever you have. CAD or STEP files, cut sheets, blueprints, 3D scans, assembly drawings, or reference photos all work.

Can a 3D tour really show a machine working?

Yes. Tours and animations show the machine in motion: spindles turning, trunnions tilting, doors opening, robots tending parts.

Where can we use the 3D assets?

Everywhere your buyers are. Embed tours on product pages, run them on trade show floors and iPads, and use animations in sales enablement.

What results do interactive 3D experiences drive?

Brands using interactive 3D see a 135% average lift on conversions and a 187% average lift on engagement.

Machine Tools

Show the machine working.

Interactive 3D product tours and animations that help buyers understand complex equipment before they see it on the floor. Machine tool brands like Okuma, Gosiger, AWR and Nomura DS use them for trade show presence, product pages, sales enablement, and dealer support.

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135%

Average Lift on Conversions

187%

Average Lift on Engagement

38%

Fewer Returns on Purchases

135%

Average Lift on Conversions

187%

Average Lift on Engagement

38%

Fewer Returns on Purchases

Machine tool work with

01 - Animation

The GENOS story, in motion.

Animations from the GENOS M560V-5AX program. Each one turns a spec-sheet feature - DFO, the trunnion, the guideways - into something a buyer can watch happen.

Okuma animation library

GENOS DFO1 / 4

02 - Product Tour

GENOS M560V-5AX, guided.

Guided, interactive storytelling that pairs hotspots and specs with hands-on exploration. Buyers open the machine, follow each feature, and read the why at every stop.

Hotspots pair specs with hands-on exploration
Runs on the Okuma product page - same model, same pipeline
Works on the show floor, on an iPad, and on the PDP

See it live on okuma.com ↗

03 - Animation

Machine tending, shown tending.

From the Gosiger and AWR programs: Epigraph animations of the DC Series. Drawer, attachments, safety zone, and the operator HMI. Automation is a process story; these show the process.

Gosiger - AWR animation library

AWR DC1 User Interaction1 / 4

04 - Product Tour

RCX Series, explored.

Dynamic material handling is a walk-around story. The tour lets buyers step through loading, tending, and the MultiGrip end-of-arm, with the machine running the whole time.

Feature-rich automation flat photos can't explain
Live on AWR's RCX page today
The RCX with MultiGrip tour from the Epigraph Work Library

See it live on AWR's site ↗

How it Works

Live in days, not months.

No 3D expertise needed on your end. Most brands have their first asset live within days.

Share what you have

CAD files, cut sheets, photos, or a physical sample. We build from your existing source materials.

Review and refine

Approve your photorealistic 3D model through our collaborative platform with a dedicated team.

Deploy everywhere

Product pages, trade show floors, sales enablement, dealer support. One model powers all of it.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions, answered.

Get Started

Meet us at IMTS.

September 14-19 · McCormick Place, Chicago. Book time before the show or catch us on the floor. We'll come prepared with examples relevant to the machines you sell.

You're all set!

We'll reply within one business day with a few times to connect, and we'll come prepared with examples relevant to what you're selling.

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