Description: The Z Coordinate System is a three-dimensional model used to represent objects in a space that includes an additional axis, the Z axis, which provides a dimension of depth. This system is fundamental in various applications within technology, from computer graphics to computer-aided design (CAD). In a traditional coordinate system, such as Cartesian, only two dimensions are considered: the X axis (horizontal) and the Y axis (vertical). The inclusion of the Z axis allows designers and programmers to represent objects more realistically, facilitating the visualization of height, depth, and volume. This is especially relevant in fields such as architecture, engineering, and animation, where the perception of three-dimensional space is crucial. Furthermore, the Z Coordinate System is essential in creating virtual environments and video games, where objects must interact in a three-dimensional space. The ability to manipulate and visualize data in three dimensions enhances understanding and interaction with models, allowing for a more immersive and effective experience for users.