FoxFour builds AI modules that go onto FPV drones. When they came to us they had a name, a product and a few weeks before they needed to raise money and stand at exhibitions. No mark, no materials, and no way to show the hardware — the only photos were phone shots.
The hardware was the hard part. There was no time or budget for a studio shoot, so we used AI to rebuild the modules from those phone photos into clean renders, then animated them — rotating, coming apart, mounting onto a drone. Where a render would say too much, a line illustration says just enough, and the same drawings carry from the site to the merch.
Everything else answered to one test: readable on a stand from ten metres, and consistent enough to survive a deck, a banner or a post made by someone else. The founder chose the simplest of several directions — a fox mark that shortens to F4 — and on hardware labels he was right.
Brand, pitch decks, the exhibition stand, merch and a turnkey Webflow site were done in six weeks. FoxFour went to market with a complete kit and is growing.
www.foxfour.ai
