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We taught a laptop to find the laws of physics from a video (and spot things it can't see)
In school, physics always came with the formula first: here is T = 2π√(L/g), now plug in the numbers. A few weeks into B.Tech, my teammate Vinayakan V and I wondered: what if you did it the other way round? What if you just filmed something moving and let the computer work out the formula?
That question became Video2Law , which we built in one day for the Open Scientific Intelligence Hackathon 2026.
What it does
You open a short video of something swinging, and the app:
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