The goal of this experience was to showcase everything about PassiveLogic and Quantum, and provide guests with interactive demos of all of their software and hardware.

My role was to lead in creating 3D assets and renders to support the creation of the exhibits. I was also in charge of ideating and creating looping animations displayed on the LED booth installations for PassiveLogic and Quantum at AHR Orlando 2025. I used 3D to ideate and pitch how the interior and exterior of the booths would look, and to provide a visual aid for leadership, setup crew and the demo team.

There were two booths I needed to render and create videos for, one was for "PassiveLogic" the other was for "Quantum."  These also had surrounding stations where guests could participate in live demos of software and hardware. 

The PassiveLogic exhibit was to showcase all of the software and hardware the company has to offer, while providing software demos at stations surrounding the booth, the audience would be taken through the entire user journey, from start to finish. Quantum is the technology that makes PassiveLogic's autonomous buildings possible, a complex subject. 

Each required a different approach.  PassiveLogic was a more informative approach, while Quantum was a more spectacle.  I worked closely with the UI/UX, User Software, and Mechanical teams to make sure each exhibits graphics were accurate.  I presented the design to the CEO, Troy Harvey for the final approval.

Once the videos were created, I created and rendered 3D mockups of both of the booths to provide the company with a visual aid on how the experience would look, and to ensure that the videos would flow as intended, avoiding doors, windows and the center piece. Below you can see photos and videos from the event.