The Dynama System is an investigational device designed to relieve elevated left atrial pressure in patients with heart failure by creating a shunt in the interatrial septum — without a permanent implant and without heat or energy. For boatBurner and InterShunt, we created a mechanism-of-action animation that walks physicians through the full procedure, from vascular access to shunt creation.
To help physicians and other stakeholders understand exactly how the system works, InterShunt along with boatBurner partnered with XVIVO to create a clear, procedurally accurate mechanism-of-action animation that walks through the therapy step by step, from vascular access to shunt creation.
We collaborated with Max Hodak, the CEO of Science Corporation, to create a 3D animation to accurately and beautifully depict their breakthrough biohybrid technology. The animation showcases the architecture of their system and illustrates how their innovative technology facilitates communication to and from the brain.
Biorez, is a pioneering company in the field of tissue engineering.
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Continuing our long working relationship with Johnson & Johnson, XVIVO created a series of animations for their Listerine mouth rinse line of products. The animations were all developed for dental professionals, to educate them on the mechanism and benefit of the various Listerine products.
Biorez has pioneered the BioBrace, the first ‘biocomposite’ soft tissue scaffold engineered to both mechanically reinforce tendon and ligament repairs, and enhance healing through its unique material properties and open architecture.
Listerine Antiseptic and its dental health benefits are featured in this animation work for Johnson & Johnson. We begin at an interior view of the mouth, showing brushing and flossing to remove plaque from the surface of the tooth. When Listerine Antiseptic is introduced for rinsing, the viewer is taken on an amusement park splash ride inside the mouth.
Developed for Nature magazine, this cover illustration was designed to showcase an innovative use for electron microscopes, the ability to forge new materials on an atomic level. View our blog post “Phase Change Memory Illustrated” to learn more about our Nature magazine cover illustrations.
About 456,000 new cases of esophageal cancer occur each year. In the United States alone, there are 17,000 new cases. Esophageal cancer is treated with an esophagectomy, which has a 90-day mortality rate as high as 19%. Biostage is pioneering a new technology to regenerate the patient’s native esophagus through Cellframe Technology. Two weeks before …