A case study for high-quality mechatronic systems:
With the invaluable support of 3DforScience’s solutions, Sonceboz, a company known for its expertise in crafting high-quality mechatronic systems rooted in electric motors and mechatronic drive systems, has adopted an innovative approach to showcase its GentleTouch Piston pump.


The particular emphasis was on the GentleTouch Piston pump, a feature that allows for a seamless transition from clinical trials to life cycle management. Notably, it’s designed for automatic reconstitution to streamline and improve the user experience.
Sonceboz provided us with all the information, which was meticulously incorporated into our script, a fundamental element in the creation of our medical animations. This script is structured with three key columns: one for the voice-over narration, another for various directional images to convey the client’s vision, and the third for any accompanying on-screen text.
The particular emphasis was on the GentleTouch Piston pump, a feature that allows for a seamless transition from clinical trials to life cycle management. Notably, it’s designed for automatic reconstitution to streamline and improve the user experience.
Sonceboz provided us with all the information, which was meticulously incorporated into our script, a fundamental element in the creation of our medical animations. This script is structured with three key columns: one for the voice-over narration, another for various directional images to convey the client’s vision, and the third for any accompanying on-screen text.

Once all of these preliminary steps were completed, we transitioned to the animation phase. In this stage, we skillfully blended realistic scenes with more stylized ones, particularly during the drug delivery process.
The animation’s primary focus was to provide a comprehensive understanding of the pumping mechanism. The emphasis wasn’t solely due to its time-intensive nature but also because of the precise instructions and guidance provided by the client to ensure the animation’s accuracy and effectiveness.

Our approach, which included using 3D animations to illustrate issues with other insulin pumps, provided solutions through Sonceboz’s medical device, and explained information about treatment drugs, was aimed at establishing a stronger connection and enhancing the overall user experience.
It’s noteworthy that the system was designed for automatic reconstitution to streamline and improve the user experience. To achieve this objective, 3DforScience created a comprehensive video that explained the platform’s mechanism of action, encompassing all its essential components.


Being fully aware of the project’s significance, we meticulously crafted a compelling storyline and integrated 3D animation to reinforce our primary objectives.
The seamless blend of 3D elements with medical aspects generated a distinct visual impact.
The realization of the client’s objectives owes a significant debt to this narrative and the proficiency of our team in 3D design, medical animation, and science visualization.
Being fully aware of the project’s significance, we meticulously crafted a compelling storyline and integrated 3D animation to reinforce our primary objectives.
The seamless blend of 3D elements with medical aspects generated a distinct visual impact.
The realization of the client’s objectives owes a significant debt to this narrative and the proficiency of our team in 3D design, medical animation, and science visualization.
This is just a glimpse of our working methodology. Since the beginning of the project, our team of artists, scientists, and marketers poured in their expertise to craft an immersive virtual reality, defining and optimizing script, storyboard, layout, modelling, scientific animation, rendering, and post-production.







“Highly impressed by the scientific animation video. It brilliantly conveyed complex scientific concepts. Exceptional work!”

SONCEBOZ
Marketing consultant


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