Custom 3D Medical Animation

Anatomically precise animation your sales, marketing and regulatory teams use to explain the device, win the room and shorten the conversation.

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Built from your CADFixed quoteSeven reviewed stepsAny specialty
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Why device teams commission it

The animation is a sales tool, not a deliverable.

A rep can describe the mechanism. An animation shows it, the same way, in every room, to every audience, without a prototype on the table.

Persuasive power in the room

Your team walks into a hospital committee or a booth with the mechanism visible and moving. Complex geometry stops being something the buyer has to imagine.

One asset, every channel

The same build feeds the launch video, the training module, the regulatory submission, the booth loop and the still images in the brochure.

Straight to the animators

You work directly with the people building the animation. Technical questions are answered by whoever is in the software, not relayed through an account manager.

We work with everybody, from big to small.

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Recent work

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Three animations from each, including work released this month.

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What we make

Six service lines, one production pipeline.

Most projects use more than one. Because they come off the same build, the device looks identical everywhere it appears.

Bone ingrowth through a lattice cage

MOA Animations

Show exactly how your device works.

Learn more Resection guide on the distal femur

Surgical Procedure Animations

Step-by-step device placement, made clear.

Learn more MESA2 spine system product shot

Product Launch & Marketing

Create compelling visual content that generates excitement and educates your market.

Learn more Clavicle plate fixation with guide wires

Investors & Startups

Turn complex medical device ideas into investor-ready visual stories.

Learn more Powered surgical drill with attachment, instrument render

Images & Graphics

Static visuals that complement your animations. Print-ready, presentation-perfect.

Learn more Yukon spinal construct, final assembly render

Tradeshow Content

Large-format animations and booth loops designed to draw attention and communicate your device’s value quickly.

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How a project runs

Seven steps, and you sign off on four of them.

Every milestone is a review you approve before the next one starts, so nothing is a surprise at delivery.

  1. 01Storyboard

    Key scenes, surgical steps and product demonstrations mapped out.

  2. 02Quote & budget

    A detailed quote based on complexity, length and deliverables.

  3. 03Greenlight & assets

    CAD files, reference material and technique documentation collected.

  4. 04Prep & setup

    You review device placement against anatomy, scale and positioning.

  5. 05Alpha review

    The first complete draft: full flow, sequence, timing and camera.

  6. 06Beta refinement

    Final materials, lighting, transitions, text overlays and voiceover.

  7. 07Final delivery

    High-definition animation in the formats you need, plus stills.

marks a milestone you approve before the next phase starts. Read the full process

Deliverables

What lands in your hands

Delivered from one build, so every format matches.

  • High-definition animation in the formats you need
  • Complimentary still images pulled from the final render
  • Voiceover, music and on-screen text as agreed in the storyboard
  • Optional project files retained for future device updates
Wide frame from a surgical technique animation of an Achilles repairFrom a 2026 technique animation
FAQ

Frequently asked questions

What device teams ask before the first call

What do you need from us to start?
A storyboard or even a rough outline of the scenes, your CAD files (preferably .STP, with laser markings included), reference images or phone footage of the device, and any surgical technique documentation. We confirm what is missing on the first call.
How long does a custom animation take?
Most projects run 4-6 weeks from storyboard approval to final render, depending on device complexity and how many review cycles you need. Alpha and beta reviews are built into that.
How is it priced?
From the storyboard. You get a detailed quote based on complexity, animation length and the deliverables you need, before any production starts. If scope changes later we tell you the cost before proceeding.
Who owns the animation?
You do. You receive the finished files in the formats you need and can use them across sales, marketing, training and regulatory work. Project files can be retained so later device updates cost far less than a new animation.
Can one animation serve several audiences?
Yes. The same build is typically cut into a full technique animation, a short marketing edit, a silent booth loop and still images, so the device looks identical everywhere it appears.
Other services

Most projects use more than one.

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Send us the CAD and the problem.

Tell us what the animation has to do and who has to be convinced. You get a storyboard scope and a fixed quote back.

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