3D animation has evolved from basic geometric shapes to hyper-realistic characters and immersive virtual worlds, revolutionizing various industries.
The journey began in the 1960s with simple wireframe models, and the 1980s saw breakthroughs in motion and lighting with films like Luxo Jr.
The 1990s witnessed the mainstream success of 3D animation with movies like Toy Story, leading to advancements in both technical and artistic aspects.
In the current era, real-time rendering engines and VR/AR technologies have made 3D animation a tool for education, therapy, design, and entertainment, promising a future of accessibility and limitless creativity.