Ultrasound OEM: console-and-probe still, no invented scan, no sonographer twin
Lock the console still. Probe in the holder. Overlay the SKU. Do not invent a scan, a fetus, or a talking sonographer.
Lock the console still. Probe in the holder. Overlay the SKU. Do not invent a scan, a fetus, or a talking sonographer.
An ultrasound OEM clip that books a unit is this cart: the console you ship, the probe in the holder, the keyboard a biomedical engineer will recognise, the badge. It is not a constructed B-mode, not a fetus, not a photoreal sonographer walking a protocol. Those are health claims you did not photograph. Photograph the hardware. Animate the hardware. Typeset the SKU. Leave the exam off the generate.
The console-and-probe still is the OEM listing
A cart is a SKU with a serial, a probe family, and a layout the buyer is matching to a drawing. Text-to-video of “a modern ultrasound in a sunlit exam room” invents a cousin machine and a probe that is not in your catalog. Average is not your cart.
Photograph the unit you sell. Probe seated in the holder — not on a belly, not in a generated hand. Lights as they sit in the studio or the empty suite. Screen dark, or a generic wallpaper that is not a clinical image. No patient. No residual anatomy. No extra in scrubs. If the holder colour, the keyboard, or the badge is wrong in the jpeg, every second of motion is a mis-ship.
MRI ads are the gantry still, not a talking radiologist already owns the imaging-center magnet: empty bore, empty table. This page is OEM hardware. Do not rewrite the gantry as a cart. Do not import a patient into either still.
AI product video is the object-hold door: the cart stays the subject while the shot moves. Zoom to 100% on the badge before you keep a take. Fine text is the first thing a generator loses. Do not prompt an exam room so the ad “feels clinical.”
Seedance 1 Pro Fast is silent 5s or 10s at 1080p
Seedance 1 Pro Fast is ByteDance image-to-video. It requires an image. Audio is off. Durations are 5s and 10s. Ceiling 1080p. Display price 62 credits. Fast is a speed flag, not a reason to skip the plate. The model only buys motion.
Image-to-video starts from the frame you upload. Frame one is the file. Prompt camera and physics: a slow orbit of the cart, a light graze across the probe, no new keyboard. Re-describing “a 4D obstetric ultrasound in a cinematic clinic” is how the model starts drawing a second machine and a scan you never acquired.
Two lengths. Not 3s. Not 15s. Pick 5s when the still only needs a hold. Pick 10s when the orbit needs the extra seconds. Do not pick 10s to “find” a scan. There is no scan on this brief. Ten seconds of a drifting probe is not more professional. It is five extra seconds of a different SKU.
Silent is the spec. audio is false. A whoosh in the prompt will not become a stem. “Sonographer explaining the image” will not become a mix. It may paint a mouth. Score later, off a plate with no lips in frame.
Overlay the SKU; leave the scan off the generate
The model string is a claim: catalog number, probe family, “cart-based.” Video models redraw letterforms every frame. A SKU is typesetting. It is not cinema.
Write the video prompt as a clean plate. Dark glass. No readable B-mode. No invented gestational age. Then put the real string on later.
Add a text overlay burns one authored line for the whole clip — top, center, or bottom. That is the SKU, a CTA, a probe name you actually ship. It does not transcribe. A mute console has nothing to listen to. Overlay after picture lock. Swap the string for the next cart without regenerating the keyboard.
Do not invent a scan. A generated B-mode is a clinical image you did not acquire. A generated fetus is anatomy you did not consent and a health claim you cannot point at a photograph for. Empty display, or a wallpaper that is not a study. If the brief wants “in use,” that is a different day with a real named clinician, a real patient consent, and a real acquisition — not a generate.
A talking sonographer is a YPP kill
Synthetic presenters on health and finance are a YPP kill. Help’s third inauthentic-content bucket is AI-generated personas that present as human experts on health. A constructed sonographer walking a protocol, “what this finding means,” or “you should” is that shape. Labelling the face AI does not leave the bucket. Fan funding and ads sit behind Partner Program eligibility.
A silent cart with a probe in the holder is not that shape. Authored type is typesetting, not a mouth. A real named credentialed person on camera is a different day — and then you caption that take. Generation can still do the console. It cannot be the consult.
Do not generate patients to “humanise” the cart. A photoreal body next to the probe is a private figure you invented. Probe in the holder. Overlay the SKU. If the first three seconds look like an exam, rewrite until they look like hardware.
FAQ
Can I generate a B-mode image so the console looks in use?
No. A generated scan is a clinical image you did not acquire, and a generated fetus is anatomy you did not consent. Photograph the console with the probe in the holder. Dark glass or a non-clinical wallpaper. Overlay the SKU.
Does Seedance 1 Pro Fast add a soundtrack or a voice?
No. Audio is off. You get a silent 5s or 10s file at up to 1080p for 62 credits. Lay sound after picture lock. Do not prompt a sonographer line and call it a mix.
Can we put a talking sonographer on camera if we disclose the face is AI?
Disclosure does not move a constructed health expert out of the YouTube bucket. Keep the hardware plate. Keep the overlay. If someone must speak a protocol, that someone is a real named credentialed person, not a generate.
Is this the same job as an MRI gantry ad?
No. The MRI post is a facility plate: empty bore, empty table. This page is OEM hardware: console and probe in the holder, overlay the SKU, no invented scan. Do not mix those stills.