Seedance 2.5 can edit dashcam video into crash scenes and synthetic industrial data
xiaohu · x · 2026-08-04
A user says Seedance 2.5 is powerful but expensive, then shows how it can be used to generate synthetic industrial video data.
- First example: create a dashcam-style video, then edit it to replace vehicles, simulate a truck crash, and change weather conditions.
- The poster says this could be used for robot training data, autonomous driving data, hazardous lab simulations, and violation-data synthesis.
- They also note the cost is high: they spent 1,200 yuan testing and burned through it quickly.
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