Animation Visualization of a Mobile Radiation Measurement System for Nuclear Waste Containers Using Autodesk Maya

Abstract The article presents the development of an animated multimedia presentation for a prototype of a measuring system designed for radiation monitoring of transport and storage containers for radioactive waste. The 3D model of the container was created using the Autodesk Maya software package, utilizing polygonal geometry for modeling. Maya’s FX subsystem was employed to simulate both radiation and the movement of the ropes. Post-production was carried out using the CapCut video editor. The final animation will be used for public relations purposes by IPM and to support the next phase of the joint project: “Development and testing of methods for the non-invasive analysis of the inventory status of transport and storage containers during extended interim storage”.

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ACC Journal
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2025-03-01
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https://doi.org/10.2478/acc-2025-0002
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Augmented Reality Applications
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Abstract The article presents the development of an animated multimedia presentation for a prototype of a measuring system designed for radiation monitoring of transport and storage containers for radioactive waste. The 3D model of the container was created using the Autodesk Maya software package, utilizing polygonal geometry for modeling. Maya’s FX subsystem was employed to simulate both radiation and the movement of the ropes. Post-production was carried out using the CapCut video editor. The final animation will be used for public relations purposes by IPM and to support the next phase of the joint project: “Development and testing of methods for the non-invasive analysis of the inventory status of transport and storage containers during extended interim storage”.

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