The system extracts the narration and key frames to structure the video into actionable, step-by-step instructions.
Using , Vid2Coach goes beyond what is shown in the video. It extracts the high-level steps, adds detailed demonstration descriptions, and supplements them with non-visual workarounds or specialized accessibility tips. This makes the system invaluable for BLV learners, allowing them to follow complex procedures, such as cooking, with significantly higher accuracy. 3. Context-Aware Understanding
Currently optimized for cooking; expanding to other crafts is still in progress. Accessibility vid2coach top
: Tasks with gradual changes (e.g., melting butter) where it gives live progress updates. Usage Guide for the Task Assistant
At its core, Vid2Coach operates on a simple but powerful premise: athletes retain information better when they can see it. The platform allows coaches to upload game footage, practice clips, or scouting reels and annotate them directly. By allowing a coach to pause a play, draw a line of movement, and voice over an explanation, the platform translates complex coaching jargon into a visual language that players of all ages can digest instantly. The system extracts the narration and key frames
This focus on accessibility highlights a broader truth: video coaching technology can democratize expert instruction, making high‑quality guidance available to anyone, regardless of their physical abilities or prior expertise.
is an AI-powered system designed to transform standard how-to videos into interactive, wearable task assistants. Primarily developed to support blind and low-vision (BLV) individuals, it bridges the gap between visual instructional content and independent task execution. Bridging the Accessibility Gap This makes the system invaluable for BLV learners,
Handling sharp knives or hot appliances becomes hazardous without steady visual verification.
It doesn't just wait for you to ask; it uses Vision-Language Models (VLMs) to notice if you've missed a step or are doing an action incorrectly.