The term 3D Rendering is the process of creating an image using computer software. 3D rendering refers to adapting the likeness of an object in the form of an image. 3D rendering—both technical and artistic—employs the use of 3D software to help create images to help better explain or advertise concepts and designs. 

You can 3D Render just about anything. Rendering is economical and convenient. 3D renders allow you to view your design long before construction or manufacturing, so it facilitates refinement and better overall design.

Through animation, you can showcase complex simulations! Today's 3D modeling software have physic engines to simlate forces on materials.  These simulations can show a structure under stress or a boat bouncing through waves.  The flow of people through buildings can be simulated to find out the most efficient arrangement of rooms or exits, and products accurately shown in use in the desired environment.

Below is a list of a few of the most common industries 3D rendering is being used:

• Architectural Rendering
• CGI in Movies
• Medical Imaging
• Safety Training
• Environment Simulations
• Product Prototyping
• Engineering
• Virtual Reality
• Video Games