Video tech stories

Google's Veo 3 AI model creates HD videos with realistic audio from text prompts, revolutionising video content creation for creatives and businesses alike.

Hedra secures USD $32M Series A funding led by Andreessen Horowitz to boost its AI video platform from creator economy to enterprise marketing.

Blackmagic Design's URSA Cine 12K LF digital film camera has been added to Netflix's Approved Camera List, enhancing options for producers meeting stringent filming standards.

RigWheels and eMotimo have launched the Monorail + Conductor, an innovative motion control system for cameras that promises unmatched versatility and ease of use.

Brightcove has launched its Marketing Studio for Sales, enabling global teams to create personalised video content seamlessly and efficiently.

Digital Barriers' AI video compression tech, EdgeVis, will be integrated into Sunstone Systems' solar-powered surveillance solutions, enhancing performance for highway markets.

Apple launches Final Cut Pro for iPad 2, featuring AI advances, support for external drives, enhanced editing tools, and novel effects, transforming video creation workflows.

QIC partners with Axis, Milestone and PMT Security to launch Project Safe-Guard, transforming their traditional security infrastructure into a proactive, tech-enhanced system preventing self-harm and security breaches.

Using air quality sensors and data-driven video technology (AI combined with video), hospitals can proactively monitor air quality and identify risks.

The company will use the Sagarmatha Next Centre with cutting-edge technology to showcase the video and offer additional opportunities.

The company was honoured for integrating TeamViewer Tensor into Microsoft Teams and was among a global field of top Microsoft partners.

XProtect Hospital Assist is a video solution that allows medical staff to observe multiple patients simultaneously and quickly respond to incidents remotely.

Jellysmack, a global creator company, has been named in Fast Company's annual list of the World's Most Innovative Companies for 2022.

More than a million people are using the Bubble system, which allows gamers to add friends and family to group video chats.

The current pandemic is driving companies to evolve faster than ever before. Video technology can help maintain a safe and compliant environment.