“Ours is an engineering-rich environment, deep with technology. It would be challenging for any storyteller to make it engaging and approachable way

But I’m continually impressed by their ability to dig deep, uncover the bits and pieces, and return with an engaging and relatable story every single time.”

— Geralyn Miller, Director of Communications and PR

Teledyne

Infographics and Visualizations

Client

Teledyne Technologies is a group of dozens of leading-edge technology companies with nearly 15,000 employees around the world. Its biggest and most successful companies develop digital imaging technologies for a wide spectrum of industries, from aerospace through industrial inspection, radiography and radiotherapy, geospatial surveying, and advanced MEMS and semiconductors. The company's imaging products and technology solutions find their way into applications that range from the hostile environments of factory floors, to Hollywood movie sets, and even the barren surface of Mars.

Infographics

An infographic titled 'Machine Vision & Railways' depicting a red and orange train emerging from a tunnel on railroad tracks, with numbered sections explaining inspect tools and data used in railway safety.
An infographic titled 'The Bandwidth Race' compares different data transfer technologies, including FireWire, Camera Link, USB, CoaXPress, Thunderbolt, Camera Link HS, GigE Vision, and various Ethernet standards. It shows their bandwidths in gigabits
Diagram of a battery showing its internal layers: an anode in teal, a separator in gray, and a cathode in yellow.
Diagram of a lithium-ion battery with labels showing negative electrode (anode), positive electrode (cathode), current collectors, separator, and the movement of lithium ions during charge and discharge.
Diagram of a digital camera sensor showing X-rays hitting the sensor, electrons being generated, and light passing through to the lens.
Diagram of laser illumination process showing a laser beam passing through a lens disc with microlenses and a pinhole disc with pinholes, then through a beamsplitter to a CCD camera, with labels for each component.
Diagram showing the electromagnetic spectrum from X-ray to ultraviolet to visible light. It includes icons representing various inspection and security methods across different wavelengths, such as medical imaging, PCB inspection, security, spectrosc
Diagram illustrating applications of infrared imaging. It categorizes infrared imaging into NIR (near infrared 750-1000 nm), LWIR (long-wave infrared 8-15 µm), MWIR (medium-wave infrared 3-5 µm), and SWIR (short-wave infrared 1-3 µm). Applications in
Comparison diagram of a conventional sensor versus a stacked sensor, showing pixel and circuit/ISP components.
Diagram showing Micralyne Spatial Light Modulator, with arrows indicating reflective and non-reflective states, and text explaining reflectivity levels in ON and OFF states.
Diagram showing the process of inhalation and exhalation in the lungs. It includes illustrations of the lungs, alveolus, and diaphragm, along with a detailed view of a biochip highlighting the epithelium, porous membrane, and endothelium layers, demo
Diagram comparing two electronic components, each with an Active Pixel Array, ADC and Digital Section, and additional application-specific processing layers in the second component.
Diagram illustrating machine learning process for classifying vehicle types. Top section shows data input with person, vehicle, and gear images, neural network model, and an error or gear output. Bottom section shows inference with a vehicle image an
Diagram illustrating AI training and inference process, showing images and annotations feeding into Astrocyte on a GPU, which produces models and runtime images that are processed by Sapera and Sherlock on runtime PCs with GPU or CPU, resulting in ou

Process

Collaborative & Evidence-Based Design

Great design happens when we work together. Whether it’s by applying a Design thinking or Human-centered framework, or simply expanding on the brand you’ve built, we leverage collective expertise to uncover original solutions, ensuring your technological or medical infographic is both impactful and accurate.

We apply a rigorous approach to accurately visualize your technology and operations, giving you peace of mind. While the illustrations are always attractive, they are doing heavy lifting, driving insight to support the rest of your story. By harnessing design principles based on cognitive psychology, we optimize our work for visual perception and learning.

Combining text, numbers, and visual aids in a well-curated, aesthetically appealing format allows complex information to be expressed compellingly, with greater comprehensibility. This evidence-based approach ensures an experience that not only engages but tells your story meaningfully, making your infographic correct, clear, compelling, and beautiful.

Visualizations

Two stylized illustrations of USB flash drives with colorful circuit patterns and binary code backgrounds.
A collage with various images of people showing concern, anger, and contemplation, arranged above a stylized American flag with a map of the United States in the background, and syringes or test tubes at the top, set against a red textured background
Abstract digital art with multicolored geometric shapes, circles, squares, and a rectangular element in the center with yellow dashed lines, on a textured background with orange and white hues.
Pixel art illustration of a group of USB flash drives in various colors hanging upside down against a dark background with a scattering of colored dots.
A stylized illustration of a pyramid silo with a sunrise or sunset in the background, with mountains and a few structures nearby.
Abstract digital artwork featuring a transparent leaf with multicolored geometrical patterns and small 3D cube shapes inside, set against a blue gradient background.
A stylized illustration of a sliced apple with a digital, cosmic background featuring colorful rainbow-like light effects and abstract lines.
Illustration of a robot with a camera and robotic arm analyzing data and graphs.
Illustration of renewable energy sources, including solar panels, wind turbine, and drones, with a farm and ocean wave in the background, surrounded by a recycling symbol.
A digital map background with red and black circles indicating data points, overlaid with a semi-transparent globe centered on the United States, showing its geographical location and coordinates 40.7128° N, 74.0060° W. The map features white lines,
A medical professional wearing a mask and gloves looks at a screen with medical images, with a hospital patient on a gurney in a CT scan machine foreground, surrounded by virtual virus-like particles.
A digital illustration of a robotic arm assembling or interacting with electronic components, including circuit boards, microchips, and a smartphone, with glowing blue and neon accents.
A digital collage showing a human-like robot with mechanical parts, a microscope, a large speaker, and electronic components connected by wires, all superimposed on a blue abstract background.
Artistic depiction of space with multiple spacecraft orbiting a planet with red terrain, and a lunar eclipse occurring behind.

Results

Infographics and technical diagrams are powerful and versatile. When you have a complex, multi-layered proposition, these kinds of visuals can offer quicker understanding of the big picture. They can also be easily broken up into smaller formats to support articles, presentations, short-form videos, and social posts. This strategic, multi-layered implementation of your content increases ROI, lowers content creation cost, and keeps your story consistent across channels. One great graphic can pay off for years.

Strategy

  • Research

Creative

  • Writing

  • Illustration

  • Animation

Partners