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Not a lot of people are good at giving presentations. You could even say that virtually, everyone needs to get some practice and guidance before they can learn to engage with a room full of people.
However, even if you can manage to stay calm and focused, it doesn’t necessarily mean that your presentation won’t bore people to sleep. While the success of a presentation relies largely on your ability to interact with the audience, don’t underestimate the importance of choosing the right tool to visualize your ideas.
One of the platforms which try to help people in visualization is Assemblr Studio. In Assemblr Studio, you can simulate designs, concepts, diagrams, lessons, and many more by creating 3D models and animations to deliver the materials to your audience.
Then, you can explain the model from every angle using augmented reality (AR) technology. It’s not only fresh, but also easy and unique!
Here are 3 ways you can explore Assemblr Studio to prepare an engaging presentation:
Did you know that a large percentage of the human brain dedicates itself to visual processing? 3D graphics and animations are the best mediums to grab anyone’s attention and spark curiosity right away.
For this purpose, you can use Assemblr in your smartphone to build any presentation content out of its vast collection of building blocks and predefined 3D materials. Then, AR technology enables you to place your 3D models right in the room and explain it from every angle.
If it's all visuals, how do you deliver verbal materials seamlessly? Assemblr's annotation feature enables you to attach notes to any part of your project.
Therefore, you can control the presentation flow to make it intuitive and natural. You can focus on one part, zoom the objects, and tap on notes to explain it more clearly.
When the day comes, how do you make sure everyone can enjoy your presentation if you're just using a smartphone? Easy-peasy. To show it to your audience, you can connect your phone to external displays like projector or TV, wirelessly or using HDMI cable.
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