Digitalcomoedia

Digitalcomoedia is a Naples-based computer animation studio, extended reality developer and digital technologies research company. Founded in 2002, it began in 3D computer animation and computer-generated imagery before expanding into real-time interactive simulations, virtual reality, augmented reality and digital twins. Its work connects creative production with technical applications across industry, aerospace, cultural heritage and professional training.

The studio’s animation capabilities span concept art, storyboarding, character design, modeling, rigging, texturing, rendering and compositing. It produces content for television, advertising and institutional communications, alongside motion graphics, visual effects and stereoscopic live-action integration. Digital actors and virtual humans form another strand of its work, combining animated characters with facial and motion capture pipelines for real-time experiences.

Interactive experiences and training

Digitalcomoedia develops custom simulation software, virtual cockpits, interactive walkthroughs and immersive environments. These applications support activities such as industrial maintenance, operational demonstrations and technical training. Its work also extends to healthcare protocols and game-based learning, with SCORM-compliant instructional systems designed for professional onboarding and procedural education.

Cultural heritage is a substantial area of activity. The studio combines archaeological reconstruction, interactive storytelling, virtual reality headsets and mobile augmented reality to help audiences explore historical places and artworks. Its Arkaevision business unit has developed experiences associated with the Archaeological Museum of Paestum and the Royal Palace of Caserta, bringing reconstructed environments and virtual characters into museum interpretation.

Creative production and applied research

The company’s portfolio includes commercial CGI campaigns, aerospace visualization and interactive engineering demonstrations. Its projects encompass satellite deployment and orbital operations, Mars terrain simulation, flight and mission presentations, and real-time exploration of automotive designs. These productions draw on both its animation background and its visual computing capabilities.

Alongside commercial production, Digitalcomoedia participates in regional, national and European research programmes. Its research activity addresses visual interfaces, immersive interaction and vision-assistive technologies, connecting software development and prototyping with scientific contributions. This combination of production and applied research supports work ranging from animated media to specialized interactive systems.