Knowledge Forge for Videos
Knowledge Forge for Videos
Use AI-powered video analytics to make video content automatically discoverable, shareable, and usable over the long term.
Valuable knowledge is often contained in service, repair, training, and process videos, but it remains difficult to find and use. With Knowledge Forge for Videos, Empolis automatically converts video content into structured knowledge articles. The AI transcribes spoken content, identifies relevant knowledge segments, and formats them into knowledge articles.
As part of Knowledge Forge, Knowledge Forge for Videos leverages existing knowledge models, templates, and approval processes. This allows video content to be seamlessly integrated into existing knowledge workflows and made available in the Knowledge Portal.
Here’s how to turn video content into structured knowledge content for your knowledge management system.
Upload a relevant video to Knowledge Forge.
The AI transcribes the spoken content of the video and segments it into appropriate video clips.
Relevant information—such as work steps, error patterns, causes, or solutions—is identified and organized.
Based on defined templates, a structured knowledge article is automatically generated—for example, a guide or a service case.
The resulting article is made available in Expert Knowledge and can be reviewed, revised, and approved by a subject matter expert.
The reviewed knowledge article is then made available in the existing knowledge database and on the Knowledge Portal.
See a real-world example of how spoken video content is transformed into structured knowledge articles and made available to employees within the company.
Watch a live demo to see how AI-powered knowledge management lets you deliver information instantly and significantly accelerate service processes.
From automatic transcription to the creation and publication of structured knowledge articles: Knowledge Forge for Videos supports the entire process of knowledge extraction from videos.
Knowledge Forge for Videos is just one of many features within Knowledge Forge. Other features help companies capture, organize, and make knowledge from various sources usable over the long term.
Automatically create knowledge articles from documents, tickets, and emails
Build decision trees and guided problem-solving workflows
Consolidate scattered knowledge from various sources
Review, approve, and continuously improve knowledge content
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Knowledge Forge for Videos is an AI-powered feature for extracting knowledge from videos. The AI transcribes the spoken content of a video, identifies relevant knowledge segments, and organizes them into a structured format. This results in knowledge content that is linked to the corresponding video clips.
An AI analyzes a video and organizes it into relevant sequences and content. This information can be used to create, for example, knowledge articles, how-to guides, or troubleshooting posts. The results can then be reviewed and made available as corporate knowledge.
Of particular relevance are service videos, repair footage, maintenance and repair videos, training recordings, and footage of workflows in production and on the shop floor.
A traditional video summary simply summarizes the content of a video. Knowledge Forge for Videos goes a step further and creates structured knowledge articles that can be integrated into existing knowledge models and knowledge management processes.
Yes. The knowledge content generated is linked to the relevant video clips. This allows users to jump directly to the point where the corresponding step, error scenario, or solution is shown.
In many companies, valuable expert knowledge is found exclusively in videos. Without structured processing, this knowledge remains difficult to find and can only be used to a limited extent. Automated knowledge extraction makes this expertise permanently available and reusable.
Knowledge Forge for Videos is particularly well-suited for technical service, field service, production, the shop floor, and maintenance. Other potential applications include quality assurance, engineering, training, and onboarding.
Experiential knowledge is gathered and organized directly from real-world work situations. This allows knowledge from experienced employees to be documented, verified, and then made available to other employees.
Yes. Knowledge Forge for Videos is part of Empolis Knowledge Forge and expands the available knowledge sources to include video content. This means that, in addition to traditional documents, videos can also be used for AI-based knowledge management.