Pick-and-place head

Macro hardware manufacturing b-roll — mechanical cadence, no people.

Generated example. Results vary between runs; the prompt and model below let you try your own version.

Model: Seedance 2.0; seedance-2-0; $0.07 / sec
Aspect ratio: 16:9

Full prompt

A pick-and-place head on a benchtop assembly machine steps across a green circuit board, setting one dark chip after another onto pads of grey solder paste. Steady, mechanical energy. Real-time movement only. Opens on: the nozzle descends and releases a component. Ends on: the head slides two positions left and lowers again. A dim electronics lab bench at night, an anti-static mat, a reel of tape-and-reel components feeding in from the left, unbranded equipment, no readable text or part numbers. Extreme close-up, single movement: locked-off static, low angle just above the board plane, 100mm macro lens at 24fps, shallow depth of field at f/4. A single articulated task lamp as the only source, cool neutral grade with a green cast off the board, real solder-paste texture, subtle 35mm film grain. Negative: blurry, warped text, extra components, distorted geometry, oversaturated, watermark, no digital sharpness, no CGI gloss, no over-smoothed textures

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