3D Realistic Medical Product Animation

I’m looking for a 3D specialist to build a photoreal product animation that clearly explains how a medical device works for an educational setting. The look has to stay firmly in the realistic realm—true-to-life materials, believable lighting, and mechanically accurate movement rather than anything cartoonish.

You’ll receive CAD files and reference photos. From there, I’ll count on you to handle scene setup, texturing, lighting, camera choreography, and the animation itself, including subtle reveals such as turntables, exploded views, or cross-sections if they help illustrate key functions.

Any pro-grade toolset is fine—Blender, Maya, 3ds Max, Cinema 4D, Houdini—so long as the final output meets these acceptance points:
• Photoreal surfaces for metals, polymers, and glass
• Smooth, precise motion that matches provided specs
• Final render supplied in HD or 4K MP4 (H.264) plus native project files and textures for future tweaks

Please tell me your timeline, past examples of technical or medical animation, and anything else you’ll need from my side to get started.