3D medical animation
& illustrations services
We craft visuals that translate complex medical knowledge into engaging imagery from molecular biology to full-body systems. Blending scientific accuracy with artistic insight, our work helps healthcare providers, patients, and educators better understand
and communicate intricate medical concepts.
We create and
visually communicate
scientific and medical complex concepts
Animation
We create cutting-edge 3D scientific animations for educational, medical and marketing purposes. Animations offer the option
to add explanatory text, graphics, render in slow motion and enhance details. Meducate Studio specializes in turning complex concepts into animated stories with accuracy and breathtaking quality.
3D animations can be used to communicate important information in a simple and memorable way.
COVID-19
In December 2019, Chinese authorities alerted people that a virus was spreading in their communities. In the following months, it spread to other countries, with cases doubling every few days. This virus is the coronavirus 2 of the Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome that causes Covid-19 disease and everyone calls it simply coronavirus.
What really happens when it infects a person and what should we all do?
ECG the Movie
Visualization of the processes of production, transmission and recording of cardiac vectors from the level of ions to the level of cardiac currents and the final recording of a normal Electrocardiogram (ECG).
It is the first part of an innovative animation series where each chapter is represented by an episode. In the second part we will present in detail the data of a pathological Electrocardiogram (ECG) and its clinical significance.
ΗΚΓ - 21. Σύνδρομο WPW | meducate studio
ΗΚΓ - 21. Σύνδρομο WPW | meducate studio
ΗΚΓ - 22. Ταχυκαρδίες από Κολποκοιλιακή Επανείσοδο | meducate studio
ΗΚΓ - 20. Κοιλιακή Προδιέγερση | meducate studio
Ηλεκτροκαρδιογράφημα (ΗΚΓ) - Official Trailer | meducate studio
Projects
How we work
Step 1
Send us the idea you want to communicate visually
Step 2
A brief is made based
on your proposal
Step 3
A rough draft of the animation is created
Step 4
The final animation
is produced
Who we are
Dimitrios A. Stakos
Professor of Cardiology
Democritus University of Thrace
Alexandroupolis, Greece
Michalis Mytaras
Medical Illustrator and Animator
MSc in Medical Visualisation and Human Anatomy at the University of Glasgow (UoG) and Glasgow School of Arts (GSA). Accredited by the Institute of Medical Illustrators.