Services
Every project is quoted on its brief. Tell me what you need to show and you’ll hear back within two working days.
Scientific figures, graphical abstracts and cover art
Figures, graphical abstracts and journal covers built from your geometry and data.
What you get
- Figures for papers, theses and grant applications, sized to the journal’s specification
- Graphical abstracts that show the method and the result in one image
- Cover art proposals built from your own geometry or data
- Editable source files on request
Who it’s for
Research groups and principal investigators, often paying from a grant budget.
- Typical timeline
- Figures and graphical abstracts: 2–3 weeks. Cover art: 3–4 weeks.
Simulation-derived visualization and modelling studies
Computed, not illustrated.
Field and activation modelling, with visuals good enough for a journal and a sales meeting.
Simulation studies support R&D decisions and communication. They are not a substitute for validated regulatory evidence unless agreed in writing.
What you get
- Volume-conductor models of the stimulating field, built in FEniCSx
- Axon and fibre activation models, built in NEURON
- Anatomy from parametric generic models or, on request, from one patient’s own imaging
- A short methods report that states assumptions, parameters and limits
- Figures and animations generated directly from the results
Who it’s for
R&D engineers at neuromodulation device companies, and research groups who need modelling done or checked.
Example: Which root does a contact reach? Epidural stimulation of the cervical cord, simulated
- Typical timeline
- 8–12 weeks, scoped individually
Surgical technique, IFU and training animation
Procedure animations based on published anatomical data, with further variants generated by script.
What you get
- A 60–90 second animation of the technique, from storyboard to final render
- A scientific check of anatomy and instrument handling before production starts
- Further variants for other levels, approaches or instrument sets
- Caption files and stills for instructions for use and training material
Who it’s for
Medical-education and marketing leads at spine and orthopaedic device companies.
Example: Endoscopic microdiscectomy at L4/L5, with the approach fitted to the bone
- Typical timeline
- 10–12 weeks for 60–90 seconds. Each additional variant: 1–2 weeks after the main animation is approved.
Congress, sales and investor animation
The same scripted pipeline, cut for congress stands, sales meetings and investor decks.
What you get
- An animation that shows how the device works, based on published anatomical data
- Looping cuts for booth screens and shorter cuts for slides
- Stills for print and presentations
- Versions for different audiences from the same scene
Who it’s for
Marketing teams at neuromodulation, spine and orthopaedic device companies, and startups preparing for investors.
- Typical timeline
- 10–12 weeks for 60–90 seconds
Modelling consultation and technical review
A second opinion on a model, a figure or a claim, or help setting up your own.
What you get
- Review of volume-conductor and activation models
- Review of figures and animations for scientific accuracy
- Short paid calls for focused questions
Who it’s for
R&D teams and research groups.
- Typical timeline
- Start within 2 weeks
Timelines are counted from the approved brief. Exact dates are agreed in each quote and depend on scope and review speed. I take on a limited number of projects at a time.
How pricing works
A quote depends on:
- the length of the piece and the number of scenes
- how much anatomy or device geometry has to be built, and whether it starts from a generic model or from scans
- whether results have to be computed, with field or activation models, or only illustrated
- the number of variants, cuts and formats, and the caption languages
- the deadline
Additional variants of the same scene cost a fraction of the first version. The scene is built as a script, so another spinal level, approach or lead configuration is a parameter change, not a new production.
Academic and grant-funded projects get reduced rates on request.
One round of revisions is included.
Questions
- What tools do you use, and what happens to my data?
- I build my pipelines with modern software tools, including AI-assisted coding. Every model, parameter and result is checked by me. Client data stays on my own systems and is never shared with third-party AI services without your written consent.
- Can you work from one patient’s own imaging?
- Yes, on request. Segmentation, 3D rendering and simulation can be patient-specific, built from that patient’s imaging in place of generic anatomy. This costs more and is quoted individually. How far it can go depends on the imaging: the sequences have to resolve the structures the model needs, so I look at the data first and tell you what it can support. Such models serve research and communication, not diagnosis or treatment decisions.
- Can I use the results in a regulatory submission?
- Not by default. Animations and visualizations are communication material, and simulation studies support R&D decisions. Work intended for regulatory use needs a separately agreed scope with formal verification and validation.
- Can you sign an NDA?
- Yes. I’m happy to sign your NDA before you share any project details.
- Who owns the finished work?
- You receive an exclusive, perpetual right to use the deliverables for the agreed purposes. The details, including whether source files or code are included, are set out in each quote.
Tell me what you need to show.