AI software provides multilingual tutorial videos for foreign workers in Japan
The innovation addresses Japan’s labour shortages and ageing population by supporting businesses in training an increasing number of foreign workers.
AI software designed to create multilingual tutorial videos for foreign workers in Japan has been launched. Tokyo-based Studist Corp developed ‘Teachme AI’ to help companies produce instructional videos quickly and efficiently.
Teachme AI can translate text into 20 different languages, including Thai, Vietnamese, Indonesian, and Bengali. This innovation aims to support businesses as the number of foreign workers in Japan rises, addressing labour shortages and an ageing population.
The software significantly reduces editing times, automatically dividing footage into chapters with subtitles. During a demonstration, a 30-minute video with Thai explanations was created in just 15 minutes, impressing users with its efficiency.
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