3D Tech Omega Zeta

3D Tech Omega Zeta was a Barcelona-based digital studio specializing in scientific visualization, medical education, and interactive 3D applications. Operating under the legal name 3D TECH OMEGA ZETA SL, it combined computer-generated imagery, real-time simulation, software development, and healthcare communication to create technical content for medical, pharmaceutical, biotechnology, academic, and scientific-publishing audiences.

Its work included medical and scientific 3D animation for mechanism-of-action and mechanism-of-disease communication, interactive anatomy modelling, biological visualization, surgical-training simulations, and digital healthcare applications. The studio also developed custom web, desktop, mobile, and wearable solutions, alongside e-learning platforms and clinical dashboard interfaces.

Educational and scientific work

The company developed interactive medical-learning material, including continuing-medical-education courseware in oncology, surgery, and cardiology. Its Sciencestanding initiative provided interactive 3D educational modules, while its technical capabilities extended to real-time biological and molecular visualization engines, virtual reality, mixed reality, and machine-learning integration.

Selected work included a 3D interactive clubfoot model for MiracleFeet, an oculoplasty and facial-procedures application developed with Dr. Glenn Jelks and Dr. Javier Beut, oncology mechanism-of-action animation for the AXA-CNIO Oncology Group, and an audiovisual-3D cardiology learning platform evaluated with Hospital Clínic de Barcelona and CIBER.

Corporate history

The company commenced formal operations in 2014 and later expanded its corporate purpose to include professional healthcare training and teaching services. It was previously owned by Corporación Omega-Zeta, S.L.; in 2022, Alejandro Jacobo Beut Cabrera became sole shareholder and sole administrator.

3D Tech Omega Zeta was declared legally insolvent in October 2024. Its official website subsequently ceased active service, and the company is treated as inactive based on the reported insolvency and discontinued public web operations.