Fogsight's technical architecture and open source features
The core value of Fogsight as an instructional animation generation tool is the combination of the Large Language Model (LLM) and open source architecture. The system is open source under the MIT license, allowing developers to modify and distribute it freely. In terms of technical implementation, Fogsight generates animations through multi-module collaboration: first, the LLM parses user-input concepts (e.g., the Law of Entropy Increase) and generates structured teaching scripts; then, the Intelligent Orchestration Engine creates matching visual elements and dynamic effects; and finally, the teaching animations are synthesized with Chinese and English voiceovers. The advantages of this architecture are: 1) LLM ensures content specialization and adaptability; 2) open source code supports local deployment to protect privacy; 3) modular design allows for the replacement of different LLMs (e.g., Google Gemini 2.5).
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