Behr Bros. GmbH

Behr Bros. GmbH is an independent German digital production studio specializing in 3D graphics, real-time assets, extended reality applications and engineering-grade CAD surfaces. Founded in 1996 and incorporated as a GmbH in 2013, the company works across automotive, aerospace, games, broadcast media and industrial visualization. Its work connects visual production with technical design, ranging from detailed digital models for entertainment to surfaces prepared for engineering and manufacturing.

The studio developed its business through commercial 3D modeling and visualization, including detailed vehicle, aircraft and anatomical assets. Its aviation catalog encompasses commercial aircraft exteriors and cabin models for broadcast, flight simulation and interactive media. Alongside its licensed asset collections, the company provides custom production and engineering services for enterprise clients.

Digital production and interactive applications

Asset production covers low-polygon models for games, mid-polygon models for simulation and high-resolution assets for visual presentation. Subject matter includes vehicles, aircraft, architecture, characters, organic objects and industrial equipment. The studio also handles geometry optimization, UV mapping and CAD conversion to prepare source data for real-time visualization.

Its extended reality work includes bespoke virtual, augmented and mixed reality applications. Supported uses include enterprise training simulations, virtual showrooms, marketing presentations and interactive exhibitions. These projects extend the studio's modeling capabilities into interactive experiences tailored to commercial requirements.

Automotive design and physical capture

Automotive services span concept sketching, exterior and interior modeling, aesthetic surfacing and visualization. Class-A CAD work includes surface reconstruction and preparation for prototypes and manufacturing, linking design intent with technically precise geometry.

The studio also offers mobile and studio-based optical 3D scanning. Capture subjects range from small mechanical components to complete vehicles and architectural environments, with subsequent mesh cleanup and topology optimization. Together, these capabilities support projects that begin with a physical object, existing CAD data or a new visual concept and require usable digital assets for presentation, simulation or engineering.