Medical Device Animation Services

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MOA Animations

Show exactly how your device works.

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Clavicle plate fixation with guide wires

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Investors & Startups

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

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Surgical Procedure Animations

Step-by-step device placement, made clear.

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Powered surgical drill with attachment, instrument render

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Images & Graphics

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

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Yukon spinal construct, final assembly render

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Tradeshow Content

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

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Product Launch & Marketing Content

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

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We Work With EVERYBODY. From BIG To Small.

Which one do I need?

MOA or surgical procedure?

Many clients need both: MOA for regulatory and physician education, surgical for surgeon training and proctorship preparation.

Mechanism of action

How the device works

MOA (mechanism of action) animations focus on "how the device works physiologically", showing device function, therapeutic effect, and mechanism inside the body. MOA is for understanding mechanism.

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Surgical procedure

How surgeons use the device

Surgical procedure animations focus on "how surgeons use the device", showing surgical technique, step-by-step placement, instrument usage, and procedural workflow. Surgical is for learning technique.

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How a project runs

Seven steps from storyboard to delivery.

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Storyboard

Key scenes, surgical steps and product demonstrations mapped out.

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Quote & budget

A detailed quote based on complexity, length and deliverables.

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Greenlight & assets

CAD files, reference material and technique documentation collected.

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Prep & setup

You review device placement against anatomy, scale and positioning.

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Alpha review

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

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Beta refinement

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

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Final delivery

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

Our Process

Proof next to the promise

Recent work.

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Before you call

Frequently asked questions

What's the difference between MOA and surgical procedure animation?

MOA (mechanism of action) animations focus on "how the device works physiologically", showing device function, therapeutic effect, and mechanism inside the body. Surgical procedure animations focus on "how surgeons use the device", showing surgical technique, step-by-step placement, instrument usage, and procedural workflow. MOA is for understanding mechanism. Surgical is for learning technique. Many clients need both: MOA for regulatory and physician education, surgical for surgeon training and proctorship preparation. More →

How long does an MOA 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. More →

What do you need from us to get started?

We typically require: your storyboard input, reference materials, IFUs, CAD files (preferably .STP), and any relevant clinical imagery or demonstrations of the device in use. More →

Can images be pulled from our animation?

Yes, still renders are included at no cost. More →

Can device updates be reflected later?

Yes. With maintained project files, updating an existing MOA animation typically costs far less than creating a new one. More →

Simplify the complex