Tutorial Model Assistance Template for Video Integration
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Solution Overview
Problem
Current personalized video and photography tools, such as smartphones, fail to industrialize the personalization of learning procedures, particularly in the security sector, where ensuring proper performance of security gestures is challenging due to the lack of effective tools for acquiring and integrating user-recorded video or photographs into a cohesive format.
Innovation Solution
A tutorial model with a recording assistance template is provided on mobile platforms, allowing users to record 'rushes' which can be integrated into a predefined skeleton to form personalized films or images, including guidance on duration, positioning, movement, and other essential characteristics for seamless integration.
Engineering Contradictions & Design Principles
Engineering Contradiction Analysis
1Adaptability or versatility
If users record video sequences or photographs using mobile devices, then personalization capability is improved, but the ability to integrate recordings into a cohesive structured format deteriorates
Solution Approach 1:
The patent introduces a skeleton structure as an intermediary framework that organizes user-recorded rushes into a coherent format. This skeleton acts as a mediator between the user's personalization needs and the structured output requirements, providing templates and guidance for integration without requiring complex user intervention.
Solution Approach 2:
The patent divides the video creation process into segmented components: a predefined skeleton structure and user-recorded rushes. This segmentation allows users to focus on recording personal content while the skeleton handles the complex integration task, resolving the contradiction between personalization and integration capability.
2Device complexity
If a predefined skeleton structure is used to organize rushes, then integration capability is improved, but user flexibility in creating personalized content deteriorates
Solution Approach 1:
The patent implements a dynamic system where the skeleton structure adapts to user needs. The skeleton provides a predefined framework for integration but allows users to flexibly record and insert their own rushes, creating a balance between structure and flexibility that resolves the contradiction.
Solution Approach 2:
The skeleton structure serves multiple functions: it provides a predefined framework for integration, guides users on how to record rushes, and accommodates various types of user-generated content. This multi-functionality allows the system to maintain integration capability while supporting user flexibility across different personalization scenarios.
3Reliability
If comprehensive guidance templates are provided to users, then learning effectiveness is improved, but device complexity increases
Solution Approach 1:
The patent applies preliminary action by pre-defining skeleton structures and guidance templates before users engage with the system. These templates contain predetermined instructions and frameworks that guide users through the recording and integration process, improving learning effectiveness without requiring users to navigate complex systems during actual use.
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AI summary
The present invention concerns a tutorial model comprising at least one frame provided with an assistance template for assisting in the recording of said frame, the recording of said frame being a rush that can be incorporated into a framework for a film or a series of images or an image; the invention also concerns a film or a series of images or an image characterised in that it comprises a framework and rushes incorporated into said framework, said rushes being produced from such a model; a method for designing a personalised film or series of images or image according to the invention; a tutored coaching method for helping a user to record frames that can be incorporated into a framework; and a tutored coaching method for helping a user to learn professional gestures.