Undagrid UNO

Leapforce and Undagrid commissioned a 60-second explainer video to promote their UNO product, which leverages smart devices to deliver secure BLE sensor traceability without the need for infrastructure.

Client : Leapforce, Undagrid

Industry: IoT, Tech

Music & SFX: Ron Roco Audio

Script: Thomas Copywriting

After deciding on the direction, a clear, and compelling script is developed

Step 1: Script

The storyboard will define the main scenes. It will consist of a series of sketches that outline the plot

Step 2: Storyboard

This part is the most time-consuming. It’s the step where the concept is put into motion

Step 4: Animation

These custom illustrations will give you a glimpse of what your final video will look like.

Step 3: Style Frames

The Process

We'll go through the step-by-step process for creating this animated video

HOW IT WORKS

Step 1: The Script

The first step is to define the goal of the video, the audience, and the viewing channels.

We develop a compelling script with a professional copywriter based on the

problem-solution-features-call-to-action framework.

The client reviews this and we implement the changes.

Bluetooth Low Energy tags are a great way to keep track of mobile business assets – like equipment or goods. However, building a gateway infrastructure for these tags is expensive, complicated, and site-specific.

Introducing Undagrid UNO software – a combination of an SDK and an API, that lets you track business assets both indoors and outdoors, without the need for infrastructure.

You can easily set it up in your iOS or Android app to scan for your BLE tags. When a phone or device with the app is near your BLE tags, it scans the tag and retrieves its data. UNO then securely transmits this information together with the location to your UNO cloud.

Stay fully informed with accurate status information of all your company’s assets. And get better insights to make even smarter business decisions.

Claim your Undagrid UNO trial to get started today.

Step 2: The Storyboard

After getting the green light on the script, the visuals are sketched out.

Step 3: The Style Frames

After review and approval of the sketches from step 2, the illustrations are developed. This is the base for the animation. They have the same visual style as the company so the end video fits seamlessly into the company brand.