Brillar Lab's challenge was not to prove that 16K microfabrication could produce intricate castable patterns for jewelry, but to establish when it offered wholesale manufacturers an economic advantage over conventional production. Presentation Studio engineered the B2B sales presentation around two contrasting cases: simple geometry, where traditional methods remain competitive, and complex geometry, where recurring assembly labor can change the cost equation.
The narrative exposes the effects of tooling, finishing, and assembly costs through structured comparisons of unit cost, quality, and throughput. Precise product imagery and disciplined visual hierarchy lead to a practical next step: evaluating each manufacturer's own CAD design before choosing a production method.
The presentation is featured in both English and Castellano Argentina versions.
Brillar Lab
Argentina
August 2026
High-Stakes Sales Presentations
English and Castellano Argentina
High-Stakes Sales Presentation Engineering Strategic Narrative Architecture Complex Technical & Commercial Data Visualization