This video takes you through the key features of Unity Studio, a new web-based, simplified creation tool within the Unity Industry ecosystem that empowers more team members to realize 3D ideas without complex software.

Unity Studio supports diverse industrial use cases such as:
 
Validate HMI prototypes for automotive or industrial dashboards. 
Create product configurators where sales and marketing teams can adjust colors and change components in real time for faster decisions. 
Demonstrate machine behavior step by step directly in the browser. 
Create training apps for operators. 

Unity Studio helps teams accelerate decisions, feedback, and production for real-time 3D applications. Anyone can build with Unity Studio. Start today at on.unity.com/unitystudio

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Unity Studio is a browser-based, no-code editor for building interactive 3D applications targeting industrial use cases. It supports HMI prototype validation, automotive dashboards, product configurators, machine behavior demonstrations, and operator training apps. Key features include a visual canvas, animation director with keyframe timeline, a UI canvas for overlaying functional interfaces on 3D scenes, and a visual logic editor for wiring interactions without writing code. Finished projects can be published to a secure shareable URL for stakeholder review.

Unity Studio: Introduction to the key features