Trimetric is a type of axonometric projection used in technical drawing and 3D modeling. In this projection, the three axes of space are equally foreshortened, allowing for a clear representation of an object’s dimensions. Each axis is typically drawn at 120 degrees to one another, providing a balanced view that helps in visualizing the object's structure. This method is often used in fields like architecture and engineering, where accurate representations of objects are essential. Unlike perspective drawing, trimetric maintains consistent scale across all three dimensions, making it easier to measure and analyze the object without distortion.