A process that leverages artificial intelligence to automatically create intermediate frames between existing frames in a video sequence. This technique effectively increases the frame rate, resulting in smoother motion and a more fluid visual experience. For example, a 30 frames per second video can be algorithmically enhanced to 60 or even 120 frames per second, minimizing motion blur and perceived judder.
The capability provides significant advantages across various applications. It enhances the viewing experience of older or low frame rate content, making it appear more modern and visually appealing. Furthermore, it can be employed to create slow-motion effects with greater clarity and reduced artifacts compared to traditional methods. Historically, achieving similar results required computationally intensive manual processes or specialized hardware. This automated approach democratizes high-quality video enhancement, making it accessible to a wider range of users and industries.
