Question 1

How long do projects typically take?

Accepted Answer

Project timelines vary. Based on the system packages, a new idea can take 1 to 8 weeks or more. Polymotions works with the client to define the scope and timeline, and provides detailed information after a project review call.

Question 2

What's your process like?

Accepted Answer

Every project begins with a project review. A call is scheduled to map goals and define deliverables, followed by a structured workflow of concept, design, review, and delivery. The client is kept informed of the project stage throughout the process.

Question 3

What's the difference between 2D and 3D product visualization?

Accepted Answer

2D visualization uses flat graphics and illustrations, while 3D creates dimensional models that can be viewed from any angle. 3D is ideal for complex products, prototyping, and showing internal mechanisms, especially for medical devices and technical products.

Question 4

Can you collaborate with our internal team?

Accepted Answer

Yes, Polymotions regularly collaborates with engineering, product, and marketing teams, adapting to platforms like Slack, Notion, or Jira. They work independently but maintain clear communication.

Question 5

What's included in the "starts at" pricing?

Accepted Answer

The "starts at" pricing covers the core deliverables for each project. The final cost depends on factors such as the number of products, complexity of visualizations, and required revision rounds. Exact pricing is provided after a project review to understand specific needs.

Question 6

Can I pay by the hour/day?

Accepted Answer

No, Polymotions uses flat-rates for clarity and predictability. They review each project to match it with the best bundle, or create a custom quote tailored to the client's needs.

Question 7

Do you work with regulated industries?

Accepted Answer

Yes, they specialize in turning complex, technical products into clear, compliant, and investor-ready visuals. Their work is designed with FDA, CE, and ISO environments in mind, aligning with technical specs, stakeholder review, and brand consistency.

Question 8

Can you help with FDA documentation and compliance visuals?

Accepted Answer

Yes, but not as regulatory consultants. They design technical illustrations and product visuals for submission materials, clarifying function and user flow. Their process involves content reviews and collaboration with the client's compliance team.

Question 9

Can I see examples of Polymotions' work?

Accepted Answer

Yes, selected case studies are available. For specific design solutions or work under NDA, permission-based examples can be shared privately upon request.

Question 10

Who owns the work after it's completed?

Accepted Answer

The client owns the work. Upon final payment, the client receives full usage rights for all deliverables. Polymotions retains the right to showcase the work in their portfolio unless otherwise agreed upon in writing.

Frequently Asked Questions

Our goal is to make our process as transparent as possible. We've compiled a list of the most common questions we receive from innovators like you. If you don't find what you're looking for, please don't hesitate to contact us directly.

Frequently asked questions

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What’s your process like?

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