Leonara Kosan

Project Overview

3D Modeling for Leonara Kosan Vessel

For the Leonara Kosan project, the goal was to create a digital twin of a marine vessel that could be used for gaming and real-time visualisation. The client needed something visually accurate and interactive, rather than a heavy engineering model, following general digital twin concepts supported by the Digital Twin Consortium.

Building a Usable Model for Leonara Kosan

We worked on developing a detailed 3D model, focusing mainly on completing the missing shelter section. The idea was to make sure the model looks right and works smoothly, without getting into unnecessary technical complexity.

Optimised Performance for Leonara Kosan Visualisation

Since the model was meant for real-time use, performance was an important factor. We kept the geometry optimised so it runs smoothly while still maintaining good visual quality, making it suitable for interactive environments using tools like Unity.

Future-Ready Approach for Leonara Kosan

Even though the model wasn’t built with full engineering precision, it was structured in a way that allows future updates or data integration if needed. This gives the client flexibility going forward.

Scope of Work

SCAN - BIM

Total Area

Marine Vessel

Services

MEPF

Softwares Used

Revit, Navisworks, 3Ds Max and Recap

Sector

Marine

Location

Singapore

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Project Challenges

Balancing Visual Accuracy and Performance

Achieving a realistic visual representation while keeping the model lightweight and optimized for gaming environments required careful geometry and texture management.

Incomplete Vessel Information

The missing shelter section had to be recreated accurately with limited reference data, ensuring visual consistency with the existing vessel structure.

Non-Engineering Precision Requirements

Defining the right level of detail without over-modeling was critical to meet visual goals while avoiding unnecessary complexity.

Future-Proof Model Design

The model needed to support future real-time data visualization and basic simulations, requiring a flexible and scalable structure.

Interactive Element Readiness

Preparing the model for interactive features, such as valve operations, required logical object grouping and clean component hierarchy.

Cost and Time Efficiency

Delivering a high-quality digital twin within controlled costs and timelines required streamlined workflows and focused modeling strategies.

What We Delivered

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