This project consisted of multiple modules, and, for XVIVO, involved producing over 30 minutes of high-quality 3D animation focusing on mRNA technology, molecular and cellular processes, and therapeutic advancements.

The Power of Virtual Reality

In this case study, we explore how XVIVO partnered with Korro Bio to create two innovative medical animations that simplified complex RNA editing concepts, enhancing understanding and engagement among scientists, investors, and the general public.

X4 Pharmaceuticals enlisted our expertise to create compelling 3D visuals.

Biorez, is a pioneering company in the field of tissue engineering.

The Vaccine Makers Project, a program of the Vaccine Education Center at Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia (VEC@CHOP) and Medical History Pictures (MHP), partnered up again with XVIVO to help develop two new animations, this time about how COVID-19 mRNA and viral vector vaccines work.

The Inner Life of the Cell medical animation was created to help educate college students and, along the way, ended up giving XVIVO an orbital boost. Since its development in 2006, the animation has been used worldwide by educators, scientists, and news outlets to help explain the inner life of a cell and inspired other animators and researchers in their own works.

As a Connecticut-based company, we’re not just located in the state; we are an integral part of its vibrant ecosystem of innovation and progress. Our pride in being a Connecticut company runs deep, fueled by the opportunities to collaborate with remarkable inventors, scientists, and entrepreneurs.

Dr. Parth Shah, the Director of Vascular and Endovascular Surgery at the Thoracic Outlet Center at Hartford Healthcare’s Heart and Vascular institute asked XVIVO to create an animation of a surgery he performs to relieve a condition called thoracic outlet syndrome, or TOS.