Now the company aims to expand its offering to other industries.
“Our SaaS platform turns that video into data, letting us break it apart, find anything that we want across that video and put it back together in an infinite combination,” explained James Brennan, CEO of Linius Technologies.
This method doesn’t merely enhance flexibility; it revolutionises the scope of video usage, he added.
By dissecting video into manageable data points, Linius can create dynamic content with infinitely variable video, offering personalised and immersive experiences without creating new video files.
Brennan also outlined his company’s plans to broaden its reach beyond the sports broadcasting segment.
From CCTV systems to drone footage, vast amounts of video remain untapped due to the sheer complexity and volume involved. This collaboration with Fujitsu aims to target multiple industries, including security, public safety, transportation and even retail. Imagine an airport’s ability to use video data to track a person of interest seamlessly, transforming security protocols and operational efficiency, Brennan noted.
Watch the full interview with James Brennan, CEO of Linius Technologies, above.
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