Scientific Setup 3D Animation

I need a concise 1–2 minute 3D animation that walks viewers through my laboratory experiment, with the spotlight squarely on how particles behave throughout the process. You will start from an image of the rig and a written step-by-step explanation that I’ll supply; from there, model the equipment, visualise the airflow, and bring the scene to life in HD or 4K.

Clarity is crucial, so please weave in both a professional voice-over and on-screen text labels. The narrative has to cover three technical points: the key measurement data points we track, the chemical reactions that occur, and the way each piece of equipment functions during the run.

You are free to use Blender, Maya, Cinema 4D, or any equivalent tool you are comfortable with, as long as the final render looks like a clean engineering visualisation. Experience in scientific or technical animation, especially around fluid or particle simulations, will be essential.

Deliverables
• Finished 1–2 minute HD/4K video
• Editable project/source file (preferred)
• Voice-over and text overlays synced to the action

When you respond, include a link to at least one similar scientific or engineering animation you’ve completed so I can gauge style fit and quality.