Mavericks, Inc., the company behind the Japanese AI video generation service NoLang, has launched the Video Gallery, a dedicated page that collects AI-generated video examples by industry and by purpose. The page covers 11 industry categories, including real estate and construction, medical clinics, schools and cram schools, and local government, and it supports filtering by multiple purpose tags. Every video on the page plays directly in the browser, so anyone evaluating NoLang can see concretely what the service produces.
See the video examplesSolving the difficulty of picturing what kind of video you can make
Video has become a central format for how companies and public organizations communicate. It is easier to absorb than text or still images, and it conveys the appeal of a product or a complex explanation intuitively, which is why it now appears everywhere from marketing to internal training to public information from government offices. Traditional video production, however, requires specialist skills, equipment and a large budget, so continuous video communication has in practice been limited to large companies and organizations with a dedicated production team.
NoLang generates a video in as little as a few seconds from text, a PDF or PPTX document, or the URL of a web page. It removes that barrier and gives organizations of any industry and any size a low-cost way to communicate through video. As adoption spread across real estate and construction, medical clinics, local government and many other fields, Mavericks repeatedly heard the same feedback from companies using or evaluating the service: “It is hard to picture what kind of video we could actually make,” and “I cannot think of a use case in my own industry.”
The Video Gallery was built to answer exactly that. It gathers real video examples organized by industry and purpose, shows what NoLang can produce regardless of sector or application, and helps people who are still evaluating the service form a concrete picture of life after adoption.
See real video examplesSearch video examples across 11 industries and watch them on the spot
The Video Gallery includes several features that help visitors find relevant examples quickly. The industry filter covers 11 categories in total: real estate and construction, medical clinics, schools and cram schools, travel, hotels and dining, IT and SaaS, retail and e-commerce, media and news, manufacturing, finance and IR, HR, and local government. Each example also carries purpose tags such as #Promotion, #Training, #Manuals and #SocialMedia, so visitors can search by production goal as well as by sector. Using these tags, they can reach the examples closest to their own situation in a few clicks.
Every video on the page can be played and reviewed directly on the page. Videos generated by NoLang include an avatar that moves in sync with the spoken text and natural narration, so visitors can experience a level of video quality that documents and still images cannot convey. The finish does not read as AI-generated, and that is something you can only judge by watching the videos themselves.
Examples from 11 industries, including healthcare, education, manufacturing and local government
The Video Gallery presents a wide range of examples spanning 11 industries.
In the retail and e-commerce category, examples include seasonal campaign videos such as a Christmas gift feature, a UGC video presenting a review of a milky lotion, new product announcements and product introductions, and multilingual brand introduction videos, covering a variety of sales promotion needs. The medical clinic category holds videos that introduce a practice or a clinic and videos aimed at health education. The category for schools and cram schools gathers examples such as videos on exam results and instructor introductions, which can be used to reach students and their parents.
The IT and SaaS category publishes videos on initial setup and operation of a SaaS product, along with feature introductions and customer support videos that help customers adopt and stick with a product. The HR category holds videos on information security training as well as internal manuals and guides to expense reimbursement systems, useful for employee education and operational efficiency. The manufacturing category features safety training and pre-work checklists turned into video. The finance and IR category shows corporate financial information and investor-facing content in video form. The local government category holds explanatory videos that make administrative information, which easily becomes complicated, clear to residents, and shows that NoLang is now used in the public sector as well.
See the video examplesCase studies from organizations using NoLang
The Video Gallery also presents case studies from the companies and organizations that use NoLang.
Hatsukaichi City, Hiroshima Prefecture
Hatsukaichi City in Hiroshima Prefecture adopted NoLang to turn administrative information, which residents often find complicated, into video and deliver it in a form that is easy to understand. By communicating the details of administrative procedures, which are hard to convey in text or paper forms, through video in an intuitive and approachable way, the city is working to improve the quality of its services to residents. It is a forward-looking effort that addresses the long-standing problem of hard-to-read public information with AI video as a new means.
17LIVE Inc.
17LIVE Inc. combines the character IP it owns with NoLang to produce branding videos that present corporate information in an approachable way. Video content narrated by its own characters is used to raise engagement with users while conveying the company’s world view effectively. The case shows that pairing existing character assets with NoLang makes continuous video communication possible at low cost.
Writeup Co., Ltd.
Writeup Co., Ltd. uses NoLang to produce videos that explain practical information clearly, and has succeeded in widening its contact points with new customers while raising its perceived expertise and credibility. Communicating continuously through video expands its reach to potential customers and steadily builds trust in the brand. Because video is easier to absorb than text content, it also helps prospects understand the offering and strengthens the relationship with them.
Case studies that range from a municipality to large and mid-sized companies show that NoLang works as a general-purpose tool supporting video communication for any organization, whatever its industry or size.
What comes next
Mavericks, Inc. will keep expanding the number of examples published in the Video Gallery. In addition to the 11 industries and the many purposes covered today, new industry and purpose categories are planned, so that people in more sectors can form a concrete picture of how they would use the service. By making the Video Gallery a starting point where companies and individuals evaluating NoLang can experience the value of the service smoothly, Mavericks aims to encourage the use of NoLang across industries and organization sizes and to democratize communication through video.
