Fogsight

Anyone who has tried to explain a fractal by drawing circles in the air knows that words alone do not get far. Abstract ideas like fractals or the pH scale are hard to follow from a page of text, and an animated explanation usually takes design skills and hours of editing. With Fogsight you type one question or topic into a box, and the AI works out how to explain it. It plans a sequence of scenes and builds the animation from diagrams and labels that move.

The result plays as an HTML animation, a web page file that opens in any browser. You can ask for changes in the same conversation and regenerate the scene, or save the file for a lesson or a website. Video comes from recording the animation window with the browser's own screen capture, while direct MP4 export and sound are listed as still in development.

The site warns that generation can fail at times and asks users to check technical or scientific animations before relying on them. A public gallery shows 20 finished examples, from patent law to CRISPR gene editing, and the code is published on GitHub.