Investors & Startups

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

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Series A/B pitchesStrategic partnershipsIPO roadshows90 seconds to 2 minutes

Examples The 90-second pitch Investor focus Who it is for Before the prototype What you get FAQ

Examples

A sampling of animations for startups

The 90-second pitch

This is what a 90-second animation could explain for you.

Four things an investor needs to understand, in the order the animation shows them. Drag the playhead, or let it run.

Torn tendon, the clinical problem the device addresses

The repair device positioned on the tendon

Suturing the repair device to the tendon

The clinical problemThe damaged tissue and why the standard of care falls short. An investor sees the need before the device.

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Frames from a tendon repair animation in production. Investor animations typically run 90 seconds to 2 minutes and focus on the "why this matters" rather than "how it works".

Investor focus

More Investor-Pitch Focused

Our 3D animations make sophisticated technologies easy to understand, even for non-technical audiences, helping startups and device companies pitch with clarity and confidence.

Investors decide fast. Your technology needs to be understood just as fast. We create medical device animations that simplify complex science into clear, engaging visuals - helping investors grasp the concept, value, and potential of your innovation in seconds.

Helping investors understand complex medical devices - fast.
Complex medical technology, clearly explained through animation.
Investor-ready medical device animation.

Neural device render used as a single frame in an investor deck

Investor deck frame

Shoulder labral repair render with the instrument in place

Who it is for

Investor-focused animations emphasize clinical differentiation, market opportunity, and competitive advantage rather than surgical technique details.

Series A/B pitches

One cut a partner can forward to the rest of the fund, with the mechanism and the market in the same ninety seconds.

Strategic partnership discussions

Give a strategic’s clinical team the device story without a demo unit in the room.

IPO roadshows

A polished explainer that survives a twenty-minute meeting and a crowded slide.

Before the prototype

Pitch it before it is manufactured.

We can create launch content based on CAD files, prototypes, or design specifications even if the final product isn't manufactured.

What we start from

CAD, a prototype, or a spec sheet

This allows you to have marketing content ready for early conferences, investor meetings, or pre-launch education.

When the product changes

The animation is updated, not rebuilt

We can update the animation once the final product is complete. This approach is common for venture-backed startups preparing for clinical trials or early commercialization.

Interbody implant on its inserter, rendered from CAD

Rendered from CAD, no prototype yet

Deliverables

What You Get

A 90-second to 2-minute investor cut
Still frames for the pitch deck
Multiple video formats
Optional project files for future updates

Retractor system render on a patient model

Investor & Startup Animation

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Everything you need to know about investor and startup animations

Do you create animations for investor presentations?

Yes. Investor-focused animations emphasize clinical differentiation, market opportunity, and competitive advantage rather than surgical technique details. These animations are perfect for Series A/B pitches, strategic partnership discussions, and IPO roadshows. Investor animations typically run 90 seconds to 2 minutes and focus on the "why this matters" rather than "how it works" (though we can combine both).

What if our product isn't finalized when we need to launch?

We can create launch content based on CAD files, prototypes, or design specifications even if the final product isn't manufactured. This allows you to have marketing content ready for early conferences, investor meetings, or pre-launch education. We can update the animation once the final product is complete. This approach is common for venture-backed startups preparing for clinical trials or early commercialization.

How long does an animation take to produce?

Most MOA animations take 4-6 weeks from storyboard approval to final render, depending on device complexity and the number of review cycles.

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