Vera Simulate · Vera Platform by Bionabu

Pediatric Content Specification & & Simulation Platform

We are your pipeline.

Turn youth advisor insights into one locked specification for multilingual pediatric assent and patient materials, in every age group.

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We sign your NDA before you share anything.

Why we are not a creative studio: you don’t need another studio, you need a production line. Craft breaks: workshop, studio, translation, rebuilt by hand, and an Ethics Committee change means a restart. Vera Simulate holds: workshop, one locked specification, ages 7–11, 12–15 and 16+, all languages, EC packet. Repeatable. Co-creation gives the raw material. The specification carries it to every child.

If you can’t answer 10 simple questions about your material right now, it’s not ready. Period.

Take the 2-minute readiness check →

Why are you still using static text files to build a global multimedia content supply chain?

Your content supply chain is still a folder named Final_v12_USE_THIS.

The operational vacuum in pediatric content

A creative studio should not be in charge of your visual translation

Translation vendor Has never seen your screen layout
The only linkA busy PM or researcher.
Not an animator.
Animation studio Has never read your protocol

And yet you trust them to get it right?

  1. Certified German translation document
    1 · Certified GER translation

    „Einatmen heißt, die Lunge mit Luft zu füllen.“

    “To breathe in means to fill your lungs with air.”

    Correct. Approved by the EC.

    Means nothing to a 7-year-old.

  2. Empty frame with a question mark: the child sentence is missing
    2 · Child sentence for ages 7–11

    Missing. Nobody checks this.

  3. Anatomical lungs drawing: the animator's guess✕
    3 · The studio guesses

    An abstract organ diagram for a 7-year-old. Even in soft colours, the wrong picture. Re-render.

You can certify every word in 40 languages and still have a broken content workflow quietly rewriting clinical meaning behind your back.

With the specification · visual translation locked before anyone draws

Step 1Metaphor and simple visual spec, for every scene

Script without a metaphor

DE„Einatmen heißt, die Lunge mit Luft zu füllen.“

EN“To breathe in means to fill your lungs with air.”

Abstract organ diagram✕
  • The studio shows the lungs, an abstract organ
  • Scary for ages 7–11
  • Correct translation is not the same as real communication

Script with a metaphor · ages 7–11

DE„Einatmen heißt, die Lunge mit Luft zu füllen. Zum Beispiel: Wenn du eine Blume nimmst und wissen willst, wie sie duftet, atmest du ein, um ihren Duft zu riechen.“

EN“To breathe in means to fill your lungs with air. For example, when you pick up a flower and want to know what it smells like, you breathe in to catch its scent.”

Assent video frame, ages 7–11: a child breathes in to smell a flower✓
  • Visual spec: smelling a flower
  • Show: a child, a flower, the breath going in
  • Simplified visuals. No organs, no text on screen

Step 2Technical spec, detailed once the metaphor is locked

VoiceSpeedColoursFont and on-screen textTimingLock your master language
Age calibration7–1112–1516+

Assent video · M5 · Tell us when things change · ages 7–11

YOUTH ADVISORS SAID

1“Kids won’t know ‘phlegm’.”

2“‘A day or two’, how long is that?”

3“Who calls, the child or the parent?”

Notes in an email

SPECIFICATION · M5 · AGES 7–11

VOICEChild voice · girl · UK accent

SCRIPT1“Mucus”, superhero slime. Not “phlegm”.

SCRIPT2“More than 2 days.” Not “a day or two”.

VISUAL3Child tells a grown-up. Grown-up calls.

STYLESoft 3D · 4 frames · simplified for 7–11

COLOURpeach and blue

TIME40 seconds · 12–15 and 16+ adapted

VISUAL OUTPUT

Assent video frame, ages 7–11: mucus as superhero slime catching germs1
Assent video frame, ages 7–11: more than 2 days, then call the study team2
Assent video frame, ages 7–11: the child tells a grown-up, who calls3
Child-friendly trial materials: study team wallet card and phone

Confirm the direction,
then generate storyboards

THE MISSING LINK.

Not the feedback. The specification that carries it to the screen.

Multilingual patient materials · version control for translations

EC · SPAIN · MASTERScene 1 voice-over: “mucus”, not “phlegm”.Changes the master. Every language is re-synced.
EC · FRANCE · LOCALScene 4 wallet card: French phone number.A local variant. The master and other languages stay locked.
Visual: sharedES · MASTERENFRDEIT
Scene 1Changedmaster v1.1Re-syncedto v1.1Re-syncedto v1.1Re-syncedto v1.1Re-syncedto v1.1
Scene 2Lockedv1.0Lockedv1.0Lockedv1.0Lockedv1.0Lockedv1.0
Scene 3Lockedv1.0Lockedv1.0Lockedv1.0Lockedv1.0Lockedv1.0
Scene 4Lockedv1.0Lockedv1.0LocalFR onlyLockedv1.0Lockedv1.0
LOCKED · reusedRE-SYNCED · checked vs masterCHANGED · new masterLOCAL · one country

One master. Every language in step.

ONE EXAMPLE · EXAMPLE DATA

Self-check · 10 questions · 2 minutes

How ready is your material for production?

Most teams measure production readiness in confidence. The real metric is how far back a single late change drags you.

Yes or no, for one material. Every “no” sends you further back to the start.

The Specification Framework · 11 slides · PDF

Most teams treat youth insights like feelings, not specs. Then they wonder why production breaks them in 14 languages.

Want yours to be the input that actually ships?

Pediatric study coming up?

Tell us about your materials

We’ll show you what a specification would look like for one of your patient materials, before it goes to the studio.

  • A 30-minute call with Ina Burgstaller, founder of Vera Platform, with 20+ years in clinical trials.
  • Fixed scope: one material, one locked specification.

We sign your NDA before you share anything.

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Where is your study?
How soon do you need this?
How are your patient materials produced today?
How many languages?

Bring us one material before it goes to the studio.

You get the metaphor and the visual spec, locked before anyone draws, in every age group and language.

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We sign your NDA before you share anything.