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I will create a physics simulated robot video for your product or social media
Jiang Cheng Yan
About this gig
Need a robot video that looks real because the physics is real?
I simulate robots in MuJoCo, the physics engine used in robotics research, and render them into clean videos for product pitches, investor decks, TikTok / YouTube Shorts, or class projects.
What you get:
- A rendered MP4, vertical or horizontal
- Robots that move with real physics (legs, arms, wheels, balancing, grasping)
- Captions and a custom scene on Standard
- Your own robot model (URDF or MJCF), voice-over and music on Premium
Examples of what I make: robots learning to walk from scratch, 2 vs 4 vs 6 vs 8 legs, a robot vacuum's cleaning strategy, a balancing robot with P vs PD vs PID control. See the gallery.
Before you order, please message me your robot (model file, photo or description) and the goal of the video, so I can confirm it's feasible and suggest the best package.
Note: this is physics simulation and 3D rendering, not real camera footage. I use simulation, code and AI-assisted tools, and I check every video before delivery.
Get to know Jiang Cheng Yan
Jiang Cheng Yan
Robot Simulation and Animation Developer
- FromTaiwan
- Member sinceSep 2026
Languages
Chinese, English
I build robots in simulation. Physics-accurate robot videos made in MuJoCo, walking robots that learn and evolve on their own (Python, CMA-ES), and cinematic robot animation in Blender. I run TinyBot Forge, a robotics channel where robots learn to walk from scratch and evolve their own bodies. Tell me the robot and the task, and you get clean, commented code, a rendered video, or both. I work with simulation, code and AI-assisted tools, and I test every delivery before it ships.
FAQ
Can you use my company's robot?
Yes, if you own the robot model or it has an open license (URDF or MJCF works best). I don't recreate other companies' robots without permission.
Is this real footage?
No. It is a physics simulation rendered in 3D. The motion follows real physics, and I can label the video as a simulation if you want.
What do you need from me to start?
Your robot (model file, CAD export, photos or a description), what it should do, the video length and format (vertical or horizontal), and any text or voice-over script.
