This software, called Teachme AI, was invented by Tokyo-based Studist Corporation and is capable of producing video footage accompanied by text translated into 20 different languages, from Vietnamese and Thai to Indonesian and Bengali.
This software is seen as an effective solution to alleviate the burden on Japanese companies in creating instructional videos for foreign workers, given the country's severe labor shortage and aging population.
Teachme AI can create instructional videos from raw footage in a short amount of time. It can cut editing time by over 90%, with footage automatically divided into chapters with subtitles and written explanations. This makes it easy for foreign workers to grasp the sequence of tasks to be performed.
Satoshi Suzuki, president of Studist, said, "These videos are very helpful in helping workers learn the basics of the job." According to government figures, as of the end of October 2023, the number of foreign workers in Japan had exceeded 2 million for the first time.
During a test demonstration of AI software at a butcher shop in Ageo, Saitama Prefecture, north of Tokyo, a 30-minute video demonstrating how to package meat, with explanations in Thai, was produced in approximately 15 minutes.
"I was very surprised to see how quickly they compiled the instructions for performing the work," said Yumi Eguchi, CEO of Sc Meat.
Wandee Sriprom, a 42-year-old worker from Thailand who performed the work in the video, said: "Thanks to the Thai subtitles, I could easily understand what needed to be done."
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