FAQ
What does NiceDevice do?
NiceDevice is a technical 3D motion design studio. We turn complex engineering, science, and software systems into cinematic explainers, product films, and kinetic visual systems.
What industries do you work with?
We primarily work with technology, science, and finance organisations — including DeepTech, robotics, biotech, medical devices, FinTech, and platform companies.
What is an explainer animation?
An explainer animation is a motion piece designed to make a product, process, or idea understandable quickly. For NiceDevice that usually means 3D and motion systems built from real technical source material.
Do you create 3D animation?
Yes. 3D animation, CGI, and technical visualisation are core to the studio — from CAD-to-motion pipelines to molecular and systems-level storytelling.
Can you visualise technical products?
Yes. We regularly work from CAD files, schematics, whitepapers, and engineering decks to build exploded cutaways, mechanism films, and product explainers.
Can you work with existing brand guidelines?
Yes. We can integrate into established brand systems or help define kinetic extensions for screen-first identity work.
What does a project typically cost?
Budgets vary with scope, length, complexity, and deliverables. Share a brief or deck and we will recommend a practical path forward.
How long does an animation project take?
Timelines depend on research depth, asset readiness, revision rounds, and output formats. Many projects run from a few weeks to several months.
Can NiceDevice work with agencies?
Yes. We partner with agencies and creative directors as a specialised motion and 3D production studio.
Can you create campaign adaptations and multiple aspect ratios?
Yes. We plan master films and adapt them for web, social, keynote, event, and sales contexts when needed.
Do you work internationally?
Yes. We collaborate remotely with teams internationally.
What materials do you need from the client?
CAD models, schematics, product decks, brand guidelines, reference footage, and a clear brief on audience and outcome are ideal starting points.
