Viz · Visualization & simulation software

MINDflow

Software that turns spaces, processes and real-world data into interactive realtime 3D: draw and furnish rooms, simulate processes, change parameters and see the effect immediately, on screen or in VR.

4 solutions built on it

Realtime 3D Simulation Digital Twins

Close-up of a tray with a French press and three mugs on a sideboard, with a potted plant and people in a lounge area blurred in the background

A desk with a monitor showing a presentation, in an open-plan office with animated people at other workstations

A furnished open-plan office on a high floor with desks, monitors, a coffee station, plants and animated people working, sitting and walking

Close-up of grey upholstered lounge sofas with a dark bolster cushion, a low table and a blue stool in sunlight

A three-storey building assembled from white and blue Condecta modules with an outside staircase, next to a lawn with a playground, benches and trees

Company: mindfine GmbH
Views: Top-down, walk, fly, VR headset

A team project from my time at mindfine, created together with the team there.

Spaces

A room, a floor, a building or a whole terrain. Rooms can be drawn in a few steps, on top of a scaled floor plan if needed, with configurable doors, windows and materials. Furnishing adds high-quality 3D models, lighting scenes with a sun simulation, animated people, posters and interactive displays.

Processes

Steps, stations, waiting areas and queues give processes a place in space and time. Recorded process data can be played back, or processes simulated live, with animated characters, live parameters and a dashboard to spot bottlenecks. Parameters such as the number of stations or the frequency of agents can be changed in real time.

Built on MINDflow

Condecta modular systems: a sales configurator for the Swiss company condecta GmbH that assembles predesigned room modules into buildings like building blocks, with free panel, material and colour configuration. Accompanied by exploded-view videos that explain the modularity.
Technical Planning: an add-on module that places planned AV technology in its future environment as configurable “smart objects”: display columns, LED walls, projectors, microphones and seating, with viewing distances, daylight simulation, parts lists and costs.
Water Value Illustrator: a digital twin of a reference building for Georg Fischer, showing how the Hycleen Automation System and its valves work, for sales, trade fairs and internal training.
FTZ Digital Reality: a digital twin of the historic warehouse floor of the Forschungs- und Transferzentrum Digital Reality, used as a presentation platform inside the very space where the event takes place.