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96 videos from the LA New Product Development Team on prototyping, design for manufacturing, tooling, medical devices and taking inventions to market.

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Product animations, prototyping process films, client case study clips and every episode of our Tech Talk podcast, each on its own page.
The library falls into four groups. Product animations were produced to explain a mechanism to a licensee, a retail buyer or an investor, and they use the same CAD that went to the factory. Process films document how parts are actually made — printed, machined, cast, finished and assembled. Case study clips accompany portfolio projects. Tech Talk episodes cover developments in product design, manufacturing and consumer technology.
Each video has its own page with a written description, the topics it covers and links to the articles or case studies it belongs to, so the material stays useful whether you prefer to watch or to read. Videos that appear inside an article are linked back here rather than duplicated.
If you are weighing whether an animation is worth producing for your own product: it is usually the cheapest way to test whether an idea reads clearly to someone who has never seen it. A short clip showing a product being opened, worn or assembled removes the ambiguity a static rendering leaves behind, and it costs a fraction of a functional prototype.
Animations grouped by client project.
The programmes behind the videos.
The process shown in the workshop films.
Tell us what your animation needs to explain.