Mechanism of Action Animations

What Is a MOA Animation?

Mechanism of action (MOA) animations are 3D visualizations that demonstrate how your medical device functions inside the human body. These animations combine anatomical accuracy with clear visual storytelling to show device placement, activation, and therapeutic effect.
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MOA animations are the foundation of your clinical and regulatory communication strategy. They transform complex engineering into visual stories that physicians, regulators, and investors can immediately understand.
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Whether you're preparing for a 510(k) submission, educating key opinion leaders, or pitching to investors, MOA animations provide the clarity and credibility your device deserves.

Ideal for

Who Uses MOA Animations?

FDA Submissions

510(k), PMA, and De Novo applications require clear demonstration of device mechanism. Our animations meet regulatory standards for accuracy and appropriate claims.

Physician Education

KOL advisory boards, conference presentations, and medical training programs. Help physicians understand not just what your device does, but how and why it works.

Sales Enablement

Give your reps a compelling visual tool that explains complex mechanisms in seconds, not minutes. Reduce objections by making the mechanism crystal clear.

Investor Presentations

VCs and strategics need to understand clinical differentiation quickly. MOA animations communicate your innovation without requiring a medical degree.

Medical Publications

Supplement peer-reviewed papers and clinical trial results with visual documentation of device function.

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Frequently asked questions

Everything you need to know about MOA Animations

What is a Mechanism of Action (MOA) animation?

A MOA animation is a 3D visual sequence that shows how your medical device works inside the body, covering placement, activation, mechanics, and therapeutic effect with anatomy-accurate detail.

How long does an MOA animation take to produce?

Most MOA animations take 4–6 weeks from storyboard approval to final render, depending on device complexity and the number of review cycles.

What do you need from us to get started?

We typically require: your storyboard input, reference materials, IFUs, CAD files (preferably .STP), and any relevant clinical imagery or demonstrations of the device in use.

Do you provide voiceover for MOA animations?

Yes. We recommend voiceover because it improves pacing and clarity. We can use our preferred VO talent or your own script/voiceover.

Can device updates be reflected later?

Yes. With maintained project files, updating an existing MOA animation typically costs far less than creating a new one.