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Find more OR time
in the ORs you have.
A 2D healthcare animation for Fujitsu’s Surgical Capacity Optimization. It shows perioperative leaders how to unlock capacity in their current operating room schedules.
Client
Fujitsu
Style
2D Animation
Runtime
3:20
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Reworking OR block schedules is tough. Surgeons, nurses, anesthesiologists and equipment all need balancing, and stakeholder talks can be tense. Fujitsu had to explain a multi-part decision tool, with a recommendation engine, a scheduling wizard and a digital twin, to senior hospital leaders.
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A single schedule board anchors the animation. A surgeon and a nurse shift blocks on it as each feature appears. Bold red and orange stat cards punctuate key moments. The wizard and digital twin get their own clean screens, and scenarios play out as icons and charts. It closes with the hospital team celebrating.
eight scenes from the animation
A hard problem becomes a confident decision. Here are eight scenes in order.
Schedules shape surgical care.
Blocks that resist change.
Fujitsu with Baptist Health.
Trial numbers up front.
Better schedules proposed.
Test before committing.
New surgeon, closed OR, new blocks.
Made for perioperative leaders.
drawn before it moves
Our artists drew a panel for every narration line before animating, each with one clear action. Select a panel to see the drawing, the animated frame and the line it belongs to.
"In hospital trials, the solution delivered a 37% improvement in available prime-time OR minutes over a three-month period, the equivalent of 231 new full-day blocks."
The stats count up to 37% and 231.
the art direction
Fujitsu red, tidy hospital spaces and a friendly clinical team. Characters and style frames came first, then every screen followed.
2D Animation · Fujitsu
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Our animation makes it clear for busy leaders.
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