With the growing use of VR and AR, AI and Machine Learning, not to mention the importance of sustainability, 3D Computer Graphics (CGI) is expected to see significant growth in the upcoming years. The technology is enabling users to perform more complex and detailed 3D designs than before, which means SkyUp Academy needs to keep up with the latest technological improvements. To be able to teach its students the practical skills they need in the industry, SkyUp requires industry standard equipment to make sure its graduates are well prepared for what is expected of them when starting up their careers as 3D artists.

“It's important to have industry standard equipment at SkyUp Academy because it allows students to gain hands-on experience with the tools and technology that they will encounter in the real-world workplace.” comments Mauro.

After installing the ASUS ProArt PA32UCR 4K HDR monitor, the school can provide more accurate, detailed and comfortable viewing experiences when working on 3D models. A monitor with a high resolution and color accuracy helps to make precise adjustments to images or videos, which is essential for SkyUp. The low blue light, flicker-free display helps students to work long hours in front of their projects. With the 1,000 nits brightness of the monitor, the students can now see better color accuracy and improved contrast without excessive eyestrain.

Another display SkyUp uses everyday is the ASUS ProArt PA247CV monitor. This Calman verified monitor presents an accurate representation of color which helps to ensure that the colors you see on your monitor match the colors in the original artwork as closely as possible. The factory-calibrated ProArt monitor means SkyUp can be sure that its work will look accurate and consistent across different projects without losing time recalibrating when starting a new project.

Since CGI relies heavily on geometric data, a reliable workstation is very important when working with 3D projects. Chiara Rovoletto is a teacher at SkyUp Academy and she tells how there can be a lot of data and information to process, such as texture, lighting and geometry. To make sure the school is working efficiently, students need a workstation that is powerful enough to run multiple complex software packages simultaneously. With the Creator Pro PC powered by ASUS ProArt Motherboard, SkyUp has noticed a significant improvement when it comes to its rendering times. “It is very quiet and definitely more powerful than the workstation we used before,” says Chiara. “This means that we can work on more complex projects than before.” With a vast amount of connectivity ports, the school can also incorporate different 3D tools as part of its workflows.