Tech Animation Samples

The Challenge

The world of bringing a new drug to market is a complex system, with multiple moving parts. DLTA offers pharmaceutical companies a way to manage this process, and they needed to get the word out there.

The Solution

DLTA created this whiteboard animation to showcase their drug lifecycle tracking app, which helps companies manage the complex process of launching a new drug. The animation walks through all the unique struggles that drug companies face, and provides solutions.

The Challenge

What on earth is “community solar”? Exactly! SunShare needed to make a technologically complex system easy to understand and embrace.

The Solution

Working collaboratively with SunShare’s marketing team we built a video around their central messages:

1. Consumers can choose where their power comes from, and
2. Solar is the obvious choice.

The Challenge

With a quick product launch around the corner, the Cloudamatic team needed a video that would appeal to both tech developers and the (potentially less tech-savvy) decision-makers in management.

The Solution

Cloudamatic’s whiteboard tech animation uses visual metaphors to illustrate the benefits of the product while sneaking in enough technical details to tickle the brains of the tech crowd.

The Challenge

How can you convince veteran sales managers across industries that a digital platform can improve sales? After all, they’ve been doing fine with pen-and-paper technology for years.

The Solution

Present the steps of the sales process by name and prove that DataSync knows what sales agents need. This video doesn’t tell them, it shows them how DataSync works.

The Challenge

As the TrackPIN team developed a cool new invention, they needed a way to quickly and easily share what they were up to with potential crowdsourced funders.

The Solution

A whiteboard tech animation created specifically for a Kickstarter campaign articulated the product’s immediate market appeal and inspired investments. Once the project reached its funding goal, the video evolved into a tool for use at trade shows, including the International Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas.