LiveU Strengthens AI Capabilities with Actus Digital Acquisition

LiveU has officially announced its acquisition of Actus Digital, a strategic move aimed at enhancing its video recording, monitoring, and AI integration capabilities.

Enhancing Visual Intelligence with advanced Tools

Actus Digital’s sophisticated monitoring platform is widely recognized among government bodies, regulatory agencies, and public safety organizations. This platform offers AI-driven content analysis and monitoring solutions that seamlessly integrate with the LiveU Visual Intelligence EcoSystem.These innovations are designed to boost user experience, operational efficiency, and decision-making processes.

Strategic benefits of the Acquisition

This acquisition not only introduces cutting-edge AI tools but also strengthens the LiveU EcoSystem by providing a top-tier smart monitoring platform. This enhancement is set to considerably improve customers’ capabilities in visual intelligence, monitoring, and informed decision-making.

leadership Insights on the Acquisition

Samual Wasserman, CEO and co-founder of LiveU, expressed enthusiasm about the acquisition, stating, “We are thrilled to welcome Actus Digital into the LiveU family. Their remarkable ability to incorporate advanced AI technologies into their workflows—offering features like content analysis, clipping, and monitoring across audio and video feeds, including transcription, translation, facial recognition, and real-time alerts—aligns perfectly with our commitment to delivering reliable, low-latency, high-quality video solutions.”

Sima Levy,President and Founder of Actus Digital,remarked,“Becoming part of LiveU will significantly amplify the value we provide to our clients.The Actus Digital Intelligent Monitoring Platform has consistently set benchmarks for intelligence-driven decision-making and advanced content monitoring. LiveU’s user-kind solutions will enable our clients to monitor more feeds effectively, enhancing the quality of actionable visual intelligence and empowering them to make better-informed decisions.”