Allegion launches an indestructible bike lock – visualised by Axes

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Allegion launches an indestructible bike lock – visualised by Axes

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Allegion launches an indestructible bike lock – visualised by Axes

Our client Die Jongens, a creative production agency in Utrecht, invited us to contribute to the launch of a new benchmark in theft protection for their client Allegion: the Next Gen bike lock, designed and manufactured in the Netherlands.
Allegion is the parent company of AXA Bike Security, Kryptonite and Trelock, the brands offering the product. We created 3D animations, product visualisations, an interactive product experience and product shots for them.
Here is the animation we developed for Trelock: one powerful shot bringing the lock’s smart design and technology to life.

πŸ‘‰ Unlock your best ride. Visit Allegion’s website to see all the visuals together: https://bike.allegion.com/products-locks-new-frame-lock/
πŸ” Looking for compelling 3D visuals for a product launch?
Axes Virtual Creations brings ideas to life through realistic product animation, interactive 3D content and visual storytelling that makes your brand stand out.
πŸ‘‰ Get in touch to discover what we could do for your brand. Visit https://axes.nl for more information.
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Topics: 3danimatie, productvisualisatie, trelock, axabikesecurity, kryptonite, allegion, utrechtcreatief, productlancering, visuelestorytelling, realistischeproductshots, merkzichtbaarheid, motiondesign, productpresentatie, 3dvisualisatie, interactieve3d, animatiebureaunederland, axesvirtualcreations

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