Send the STEP or STL and tell us where the device goes. You approve the script, we render the video: narrated, captioned, and cut for the places you will show it.
The device in the video is your CAD file, scaled in millimetres and checked against the anatomy before anything renders. If the file is in the wrong units or has holes, you hear about it at the start, not in the final cut.
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You approve the script before we render
The storyboard comes first: every shot, every caption and every line of narration. Generated lines describe where the device goes and nothing about how well it works. Your key messages go in as your words, for your promotional review.
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Labelled as what it is
Every frame carries a line saying the anatomy is schematic and the animation is not a depiction of clinical performance. Presenters, when used, are AI-generated and labelled as such. Nothing in the video can be mistaken for imaging or a real clinician.
How it works
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Send the CAD and the route
A STEP or STL of the device, the route in plain words (for example, “femoral access to the left atrial appendage”), and the tier. No CAD? We can build a model from drawings or photos as an add-on.
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Approve the script
You get the storyboard: shots, captions and narration, with the length against the tier. Change anything. Nothing renders until you sign off.
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We render and review
Title card, establishing view, the route with landmark captions, a close-up on arrival and an end card, narrated and timed to the voice. A person watches every cut before it goes out.
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Deliver the cuts
MP4 files in the formats your tier includes, a captions file, and the final script, ready for your promotional review.
What the work looks like
FIG. 1Your CAD, the route and your key messages go in. Two sign-offs sit in the pipeline: you approve the script before rendering, and your promotional review approves the finished cut before release.
The offer
Pricing and what you receive
Starter videos are $499. Standard is $999 and Pro is $1,500–2,000. Most orders, with add-ons, land between $1,000 and $2,000. The tiers are set out below.
Add-ons are quoted before you order, never after: building a model from drawings or photos, anatomy outside the library, extra revisions, extra languages and extra formats.
A demo video used to promote a device is labeling. Keep the route and the script within your cleared or approved indications for use; the script sign-off and the claims line on every frame are there to help, not to replace your review.
What you receive
The finished video as MP4, in each format your tier includes (16:9, square, vertical).
A captions file (.srt) timed to the narration.
The final script, with your own lines marked for your claims review.
The storyboard: every shot, its camera and its timing.
What your promotional review gets
The script as approved, and the date it was approved.
Which lines are your words and which were generated from the route.
The route and landmarks shown, so you can check them against your indications.
The on-screen disclaimer, present in every frame of every cut.
A fictional 7 Fr catheter tip on the schematic transseptal route, at the Standard tier, shown here without its narration.
The device, the route and the script are illustrative; nothing in it is a real product.
Tiers
Starter
$499
30–45 s · 16:9
One route from the library
Your CAD (STEP or STL)
Standard look
Generated narration and captions
One revision
Standard
$999
55–65 s · 16:9
About 60 seconds
Landmark beats and a close-up on arrival
Your colours and logo on the title and end cards
One environment or presenter shot
Two revisions
Pro
$1,500–2,000
60–90 s · 16:9 · 1:1 · 9:16
60 to 90 seconds
More than one route, or a deployment sequence
Custom callouts
Extra environment and presenter shots
16:9, square and vertical cuts
Three revisions
Add-ons, quoted before you order: A model built from drawings, photos or a sample; Anatomy outside the library; Extra revision rounds; Extra languages; Extra formats; Rush delivery.
Limited intake
Start a demo video
Tell us the device, where it goes and the tier you are thinking of. A person replies with a draft script and next steps.
Questions we get
What files do you need?
A STEP file is best; STL, OBJ and GLB work too. One part or a simplified assembly of the section that travels. If the model is in inches or metres, tell us, or we will spot it in the scale check.
We do not have CAD. Can you still do it?
Yes, as an add-on. We build a model from drawings, photos or a sample, and quote it before you order. Photo-based models are approximate, so the video says so.
How real is the anatomy?
It is schematic: drawn to show clearly where the device goes, with vessel and airway sizes based on typical adult values. It is not patient imaging, and the video says so in every frame. Anatomy outside the library can be built as an add-on.
Who is responsible for the claims in the video?
You are, as with any promotional material for your device. The generated script only describes the route. Anything you add, such as key messages or a call to action, is marked as your words so your promotional review can find it.
Whose voice is it?
An AI narration voice, chosen with you. If you would rather use your own voiceover or one made in a tool you already use, send the audio and we time the video to it.
Can it show our device deploying, not just travelling?
Deployment sequences, such as a stent expanding or a clip closing, are part of the Pro tier and are scoped with you before you order, because they depend on how your device works.