Liam Martin

Director and Senior Artist at Momnt

Liam built a career in product visualisation after graduating from a Product Design undergraduate. Following three years of posting KeyShot experiments on Instagram, sharing knowledge on YouTube, and working as a freelance 3D Artist, Liam set up Momnt. As Director & Senior Artist, Liam manages a team of five artists, overseeing all the client visualisation projects as well as the build-out of Momnt’s KeyShot Asset store.

Liam is also an Associate Lecturer at Nottingham Trent University, where he teaches CAD across the undergraduate and postgraduate Product Design courses.

Dominik Bini

Industrial Designer, pdr design

Dominik Bini is a Swiss-Mexican Industrial Designer, working for PDR Design consultancy. A global design consultancy with over two decades of experience developing distinct, successful, and award-winning products for some of the most influential companies in the world.

Visualizing products is one of KeyShot many features. As a global design consultancy, we see KeyShot beyond visual outputs but rather as a reiterative tool to explore, refine and communicate ideas. Learn how to maximize KeyShot capabilities and implement it as a reiterative tool.

Richard Tyldesley-Worster

Advanced Mass Spectrometry, Waters Corporation, Wilmslow UK

Richard has worked at Waters Corp for 18 years, progressing through the company. He is now working within the Advanced Mass Spectrometry department, where they use KeyVR tools to solve problems. From Richards presentation, you can expect a fun, interactive speech which shows you about how Waters are using Virtual Reality (specifically KeyVR) in their industry. Showing how KeyVR help solves everyday problems. This presentation will include a live demo of KeyVR using real life models, showing you just how easy it is to use.

Alex D'Souza

Industrial Designer, DCA Design

Founded in 1960, DCA Design is one of the world’s leading product design and development consultancies, operating globally from their headquarters in Warwick, UK. Since their foundation, multidisciplinary philosophy has been the cornerstone of their approach to product design and development.

Alex graduated from Brunel University London, and is now an industrial designer at DCA Design International in Warwick. Alongside working on a variety of design projects, he also works on integrating KeyShot into their workflow, as well as pushing for photorealistic visuals and animations.

Hazel Suttle

XR Solutions Manager, INNEO Solutions

Hazel joined Inneo after graduating from an Industrial Design course. Since her time here she has trained and supported many customers in their use of CAD and creating renders in KeyShot. She now heads up the new XR team in the UK, where they provide support and guidance on the best way to create and present models as photo realistic visuals as well as stepping into the AR/VR realm.

From her workshops she will show you how to optimise the tools KeyShot has to offer to speed up creating render scenes, She will then go on to demonstrate the configuration tool and the different ways to then showcase these assets to others.

Hazel will be delivering the following workshops at KeyShot World:

• Keyshot Web: Creating Files For The Web
A look into what the configurator can do and how to create one. Plus, an overview of the output files that can be used on websites and their individual benefits.

• Speed And Optimisation: Reducing The Number Of Repetitive Tasks
Using the tools in KeyShot to help optimise the process of creating renders, reducing the time of completing repetitive tasks.

Chris Udell

XR Technical Specialist, INNEO Solutions

After joining the Inneo team just over 6 months ago, Chris has grown into his role where he has been using Keyshot extensively. He has been delivering and building training courses whilst developing his own skills as he creates content for our social media team.

Bring yourself up to date with KeyShot and learn new skills from Chris, who will be delivering the following workshops.

• Let There Be Light: Using Physical Lighting
  What are the benefits of using physical lights over HDRI lighting and when to use them.

• The Material Graph - Achieve Greater Detail And Realism
  How to apply various material imperfections and why would you try to make your render “worse”.