Close-up footage can show a sample clearly, but a wide shot often explains more about the surrounding workflow. Pause recent AntBelt video material when the bench, prototype, object position, and operator sequence are visible together.
Write down only what the frame actually shows. A wide shot may help viewers understand setup context, but it does not establish final throughput, universal material performance, or details that remain outside the frame.
Pair the observation with a dated note so later clips can be compared without blending separate demonstrations into one conclusion.
Use /updates/ for written AntBelt context around sample and workflow videos.
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