Deeptech Video Production for Science and Hardware:hard science, shown accurately.
Autonomy, life science, AI chips and metal printing. Fixed fees from $1,000.
Videos for science buyers can verify.
Advids handles deeptech video production for autonomy, life-science, AI infrastructure and additive manufacturing companies: sensor simulation showcases, molecular 3D, chip launches with endnoted claims and opened-up machines. Each claim stays as precise as the engineers wrote it, at fixed fees from $1,000.
Make autonomy testing visible.
Simulation showcases for ADAS and autonomous vehicle teams.
Show sensors in risky scenes.
One card per partner, then each test named on screen.
Win the researcher's trust.
3D explainers for life-science tools and reagents.
Show researchers why one reagent works.
Biology first, then the constructs, then the 2 antibodies.
Open the hardware up.
AI chips and metal 3D printers, shown from inside.
Launch silicon with claims buyers check.
Each product gets a named block. Each superlative gets an endnote.
Open the closed build chamber.
Built from CAD data, with no spec text on screen.
Brief to delivery: 3 to 4 weeks.
- The claims and their sources
- CAD, structures or sim data
- Required legal lines
- Brand kit and logo
- Fixed budget upfront
- Technical storyboard review
- Master video
- Endnote and legal frames
Fixed fees from $1,000.
Per 60-second video. No hourly billing.
Flat 2D, clear on-screen text.
Motion graphics and animated UI.
A story built around one buyer.
Detailed motion design and 3D.
Animation plus live action.
Rated 5.0 by clients.
Recognized by Clutch for animation
Client stories, on video
Deeptech video FAQ
What is deeptech video production?
Deeptech video production makes videos for companies built on hard science or engineering: autonomy, life science, chips and advanced manufacturing. The product is often too small, too hidden or too new to shoot. AMD's MI300 launch video takes the camera inside the package to the memory stacks, built from converted CAD models.
How do you keep a deeptech video accurate?
Use the client's own data and wording, and keep every qualifier on screen. AMD's launch video marks each superlative with an endnote, such as "*MI300-26. See Endnote 1", and spells the notes out in the last frames. Cell Signaling Technology's video opens on "For Research Use Only. Not for Use in Diagnostic Procedures."
Can a video show technology still in simulation or testing?
Yes, and simulation is often the clearest view. Cognata's 3:33 showcase runs 15 labeled scenes inside its Automated Driving Perception Hub, from a dropped tire on a highway to a deer crossing at night, with the simulated scene beside each sensor's own view.
Who should a deeptech video speak to?
The person who signs off the technical decision. Cognata's video speaks to ADAS teams evaluating sensors, so each partner gets the same card and a layout built for its sensor type. CST's speaks to researchers running flow cytometry panels, so it shows the constructs they already work with.
How much does deeptech video production cost?
Most deeptech work is 3D, so a 60-second video usually sits in the Advanced Animation tier, $3,000 to $4,500, with the fee fixed in the proposal. Work that mixes 3D with live action sits in the Hybrid tier, $4,500 to $6,000.