Open-source Tangible Lesson toolkit makes science videos interruptible and hands-on
_lewtun · x · 2026-09-03
An Hugging Face engineer open-sourced "Tangible Lesson," a toolkit for interactive science videos: a narrated explanation plus an interactive scene plus an AI assistant, deployed on a HF Space. Viewers can interrupt the speaker, move objects in the experiment, ask "what if?" and see the answer demonstrated on the spot.
- Ships with a demo lesson on optimizers, narrated by the author's own cloned voice (French accent included)
- Open source, so anyone can build their own tangible lessons
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