Supporting Innovation Learning at Reliance Through Advanced 3D Animation Modules 

Published on 24 November, 2025

Supporting Innovation Learning at Reliance Through Advanced 3D Animation Modules

1. The Premise

Reliance Industries Limited (RIL), India’s largest private sector enterprise, annually curates SPECTRUM—a forward-looking learning and development initiative spotlighting next-gen innovations in sustainability, manufacturing, and process design. For the 2021 edition, RIL entrusted CORE-EHS to conceptualize and produce four technically rich 3D+Vector animation films, designed to enhance knowledge transfer and self-learning in scientific and industrial domains.

Reflected RIL’s intent to digitize complex subjects into bite-sized, high-fidelity explainer videos.

2. The Challenges

The project came with high expectations and technical intricacy:

• Subject matter revolved around emerging process technologies, including CO₂ capture and catalytic recycling, which required precise scientific visualization.
• Target audience: a mix of R&D staff, L&D stakeholders, and innovation champions—not general workers—necessitating a higher cognitive depth and visual clarity.
• Videos had to remain under 4 minutes each, with each minute packed with clarity, making content compression without knowledge loss a core challenge.
• Each animation had to mirror actual Reliance infrastructure and process designs, requiring iterative validation.

The stakes were high: these videos would form part of a company-wide innovation knowledge archive.

3. The Solution

CORE-EHS developed four bespoke 3D+vector animated videos, each lasting 3–4 minutes, supported by voiceover, scriptwriting, technical validation, and creative direction.

Topics Covered:

1. MCC Technology – Modular, centralized chemical controls for energy efficiency.
2. Circular Economy – Converting waste plastic into stable oil via sustainable catalytic technology.
3. CO₂ Capture Process – Industrial gas recovery and carbon capture.
4. Metal Extraction – Recovery of metals from gasification cinder and spent catalyst.

Execution Highlights:

• Full storyboard development in alignment with RIL’s content inputs and engineering references.
• Delivery of self-learning modules fully compatible with LMS systems, aiding in internal knowledge tracking.
• Project completed within the stipulated 60-day window despite subject complexity and mid-project enhancements.

4. Resulting Benefits

The learning impact and business value were clear from internal feedback and post-release metrics:

• Average content comprehension improved by 68%, as indicated by RIL’s internal assessment forms.
• 90% of viewers rated the animations as ‘highly effective’, citing clarity, pace, and visual appeal.
• Training module completion rates increased by 55% when these videos replaced dense PDFs and slide decks.
• L&D teams reported a 40% reduction in time spent explaining technical concepts, thanks to the visual aids.
• The videos were archived and re-used during RIL’s internal innovation weeks and strategy town halls.

These animated modules are now part of RIL’s core learning repository, reinforcing the organization’s innovation-first learning approach.

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