Methods, devices, and systems for video segmentation and annotation
AssigneeWev Labs, LLC
InventorBen EBONG
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Abstract
Methods, devices, and systems for segmenting and annotating videos for analysis are disclosed. A user identifies specific moments of the video that provide a teachable moment. A pre-context and a post-context portion of the video surrounding the identified moment are used to create a tile video. One or more tile videos are compiled in a user-defined order to generate a weave video with a specific focus or theme. The generated weave video is shared with one or more users and can be annotated to facilitate teaching and/or discussion.
Claims20
A computing device for performing a method of video segmentation and annotation for subsequent video analysis, the computing device comprising:
- a memory;
- a database;
- and
- one or more processors operable to:
- play a video for segmentation and annotation;
- receive a selection of a moment in the video from a user while the video is playing;
- and
- generate a clip of the video in response to the received user selection,
- wherein the clip of the video is generated based on the user-selected moment in the video,
- wherein the clip of the video includes:
- the user-selected moment in the video,
- a pre-context of a pre-determined number of seconds of the video immediately prior to the user-selected moment in the video, and
- a post-context of a pre-determined number of seconds of the video immediately subsequent to the user-selected moment in the video.
A method of video segmentation and annotation, the method comprising:
- playing a video for segmentation and annotation;
- receiving a selection of a moment in the video from a user while the video is playing;
- and
- generating a clip of the video in response to the received user selection,
- wherein the clip of the video is generated based on the user-selected moment in the video,
- wherein the clip of the video includes:
- the user-selected moment in the video,
- a pre-context of a pre-determined number of seconds of the video immediately prior to the user-selected moment in the video, and
- a post-context of a pre-determined number of seconds of the video immediately subsequent to the user-selected moment in the video.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.