Observe
A fixed camera sees the working area. The model estimates the surface, the person, hands, and individual stones.
CAMERA → MODELCAMERA INTELLIGENCE / FACTORY FLOOR
Factory work.
Made visible.
See the hands, the stones, and the work between them.
Turn a camera’s view into a reconstructed scene and a readable record of what happened. Start with five moments from a working production line.
One camera view. On-site interpretation. Evidence you can inspect.
FIELD NOTES / 001RECORDED DEMONSTRATION
to an inspectable scene.WATCH ON YOUTUBE ↗
02:30 / FEATURE FILM
05selected episodes
04source recordings
02synchronized views
Every observation has a moment.
Every event has evidence.
01 / OBSERVE THE WORK
Five moments.
A closer look.
Scrub the footage. Explore the 3D scene. Select a stone to find its matching outline in the camera view.
FIGURE 01 / ONE-HAND REMOVALRECORDED · FACES OBSCURED
Camera + annotations
SOURCE 26:00.0Interactive 3D scene
EXPLORE ↗Taking stones off the tray.
The event record
SELECT A MOMENT TO SEEK · EXPAND TO INSPECTPlain-language summaries are adapted from the recorded model and scene evidence. Expand an entry to inspect its source.
Capture details & measured processing times
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These are selected recorded demonstrations. Geometry is estimated in relative scale. Event descriptions and grid locations are checked against the footage; unresolved observations stay unresolved.
02 / FROM PICTURE TO RECORD
See the scene.
Follow the work.
A picture shows a moment. A persistent scene helps you follow the objects and interactions through it.
Reconstruct
Observations become a scene of tracked stones and hand interactions, aligned to the original footage.
OBSERVATIONS → SCENEUnderstand
Trace a stone being removed or placed, its tray and grid location, and the arrival of the next tray.
SCENE → EVENT RECORDTHE RESEARCH BEHIND THE VIEW
One frame in. Scene data out.
Explore surfaces, relative depth, people and stones in the interactive single-frame study.
03 / PUT THE VIEW TO WORK
Understand a process.
Discuss what’s next.
Review how work happens
Return to a specific interaction and see its context, frame by frame.
Make technique easier to discuss
Use paired footage and reconstructed views to explain a handling sequence.
Connect observations to your systems
Inspect the event evidence and discuss the data your process needs.
04 / THE BIGGER PICTURE
One camera.
A world to explore.
A narrated tour of the Stone-work Interpreter: the model, the persistent scene, and the ways to explore a recording.
Open the film to load YouTube’s player. The interactive observations above are hosted here and can be explored frame by frame.
Watch on YouTube05 / LET’S TALK
Tell us about
your factory floor.
A camera you already have.
A process you want to understand.
Tell us what happens on your line and what you need to see. We’ll discuss whether a pilot fits.
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