With small additions, such as moving people, visualizations gain more life and experience. This makes future plans more realistic and easier to understand.
Images that once seemed static gain movement and life. Visitors experience not only the spaces, but also the atmosphere and feeling of everyday life within them.
These additions not only make visualizations more valuable for urban development, such as housing and infrastructure, but also play a crucial role in the energy transition, where realistic images of energy parks (wind, solar and storage) help make plans more understandable and increase public support.