I’m finalising the design of a new electronic device and need detailed 3D imagery that focuses on what sits beneath the shell—the PCB, chips, connectors, and supporting mechanics. The renders will be used directly in our product-design reviews and marketing mock-ups, so visual accuracy and a clean, professional finish are essential. What I need • A fully modelled interior based on sketches, reference photos, and dimensional drawings that I will supply. • Photorealistic renders (PNG or TIFF, 4K) showing the assembled internals plus at least one exploded or cut-away view. • Native source files and interchange formats (STEP and OBJ) so my engineers can continue iterating. Acceptance criteria 1. Component placement matches the reference dimensions within ±0.2 mm. 2. Textures and materials clearly differentiate plastics, metals, and PCB surfaces. 3. Final images are noise-free and ready for print or web without extra retouching. Feel free to work in SolidWorks, Fusion 360, Blender, or 3ds Max—whatever gets the best result—as long as you export the agreed files. If you already have a workflow for electronic assemblies or exploded diagrams, even better; let me know and we can align on file naming and layer structure before you start.