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Founded in 1665, Saint-Gobain is one of the world's oldest manufacturing companies. With over 150,000 employees across 70+ countries and a product portfolio spanning construction materials, advanced ceramics, glass, and industrial solutions, the scale of their internal training challenge is as vast as their history. DeepBrain AI Studios became the answer.
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Saint-Gobain operates across three core businesses — Building Distribution, Construction Products, and Innovative Materials — in markets with different languages, regulations, and product requirements. Every product launch, safety update, or compliance change meant producing training content that had to reach employees around the world, consistently and quickly. Coordinating shoots, sourcing instructors, and managing multilingual versions was time-consuming, expensive, and hard to scale. The traditional model simply couldn't keep pace with the speed of a global operation.
Saint-Gobain subscribed to DeepBrain AI Studios with an annual unlimited-user plan — giving every team across every market access to AI-powered video production, with 5,000 minutes of content creation per year.
The workflow is simple: input the training script as text, and the AI announcer generates a professional video instantly. No cameras, no studios, no post-production delays. Product training, safety guidelines, onboarding content, compliance updates — all can be produced quickly, in the right language, at the right time.
With unlimited users, local teams in each country can create and distribute their own content independently — without waiting for a centralized production pipeline. Consistency and autonomy, at the same time.

With AI Studios, Saint-Gobain can now produce training content on demand — same day, any language, any market. The gap between "this needs to be taught" and "this is ready to watch" has collapsed. Local teams have the tools to act independently, while the overall quality of training remains consistent across the entire global organization.
A company built over 350 years is using AI to build the next chapter of how its people learn.