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How to capture narrow spaces, difficult locations where filming is not easy, and long scenes exceeding one hour. From selecting the latest devices (such as wearables) to advanced filming techniques that avoid failure, and smoothly linking data to OTRS, we provide a thorough explanation of real-world strategies for tackling these challenges! Recommended for those facing such issues! - There are locations, such as between equipment or in clean rooms, where filming with a standard camera is difficult. - Video data from long processes is heavy, making it challenging to import and manage in OTRS. - The angles and quality of the footage during filming are poor, making it difficult to utilize for later video analysis (decomposition).

Utilizing the two-screen comparison feature of the video analysis software OTRS, we visualize the "tips" that are difficult to convey in words by playing back the movements of skilled workers alongside those of newcomers. We will teach practical methods to establish objective evaluation criteria that do not rely on individual perceptions, achieving both a reduction in training time and stabilization of work quality. Recommended for those facing such challenges! - The teaching methods vary by instructor, leading to inconsistencies in the growth of newcomers. - The intuition and tips of veterans cannot be verbalized, hindering the transfer of knowledge to younger workers. - There are no clear indicators to judge the correctness of work, resulting in quality management becoming dependent on individuals.