Can I get this with a motorized slider?

It seems like it's moving inward and outward too though. Hmm.

I've got to find a solution for a motorized slider that won't break the bank.
 
Just looking into this myself. Frankly speaking, you can make or buy a slider for WELL under $100. Plenty of 4ft/1meter sliders on Amazon for around $70.
You can find a simple ball head, or go for a nicer fluid head for about $50.
Then you can add on the motor, a continuos servo and a simple servo controller probably run ya like $20-30.
Yes, there are more advance options and builds out there. But it probably all depends on you needs i guess.
http://cheesycam.com/motorizing-the-juicedlink-diy-slider/

I myself bought the Drylin slider. Ill add the servo onto my slider and have it attached to a steal cable, so i can do angled slides.

On a side note, the Ignus slides VERY well when the camera is balanced, but if you have a heavy lens on the slider and angle the camera (so there is more weight on one side of the carriage) the slider isn't as smooth. A roller bearing style slider will stay smoother no matter the camera angle.
 
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I have no concept why this shot needs a motorized slider

It needs a slider with a fluid head on top and a skilled operator - slide and pan

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