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Previously, we looked at the Health sector. This time we take a look at: Robotics and Drones. Robotics and autonomous systems: onboard and workcell cameras record what a machine sees and does, and the footage gets reviewed when something needs explaining or improving. Drones and aerial inspection: one flight over a pipeline, a roof or a power line can produce hours of video, and the part that matters is a few seconds that have to be found afterward. Autonomous vehicles and ADAS: test fleets record every drive, and engineers go back through the footage to look at specific events. Two more in Robotics and Drones: Fleet and trucking telematics: dash and cab cameras Manufacturing and quality inspection: lines, stations, inspection cameras In robotics and drones, footage is data. It’s what the machine “sees”, acts upon, and it’s what people go back to for review, inspection and training. Vidaio compresses, tags, names, sorts, and files it. Next up: Infrastructure. @vidaio_ $TAO

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Last time we looked at Public Safety. Today we look at the opportunities in the Health industry. Surgical and endoscopic video: operating rooms and scopes record procedures that get reviewed afterward, used for teaching, and kept alongside the patient’s file. Medical imaging archives: studies add up fast, and they have to stay stored and findable for years. Telehealth and remote care: where sessions are recorded, every one is another file that has to be kept, labeled and found again. Two more in Health: Research microscopy and lab video: time-lapse and instrument footage Veterinary and animal research: exams, procedures, study recordings In health, footage is part of the medical record. It’s also how procedures get reviewed and taught. Vidaio compresses, tags, names, sorts, and files it. Next up: Robotics and Drones. @vidaio_ bittensor:native

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We’ve built the tools... We’ve got the tech... We’re organized.... We’re well-dressed... We’re polished.... We’re serious... We’re meeting the biggest names in the industry... We're turning heads... We’re ready... Vidaio for Media and Entertainment. The video AI that upgrades itself! @vidaio_ bittensor:native

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Last time we looked at Public Safety. Today we look at the opportunities in the Health industry. Surgical and endoscopic video: operating rooms and scopes record procedures that get reviewed afterward, used for teaching, and kept alongside the patient’s file. Medical imaging archives: studies add up fast, and they have to stay stored and findable for years. Telehealth and remote care: where sessions are recorded, every one is another file that has to be kept, labeled and found again. Two more in Health: Research microscopy and lab video: time-lapse and instrument footage Veterinary and animal research: exams, procedures, study recordings In health, footage is part of the medical record. It’s also how procedures get reviewed and taught. Vidaio compresses, tags, names, sorts, and files it. Next up: Robotics and Drones. @vidaio_ bittensor:native

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Last time we looked at Security. Today: Public Safety. Law enforcement: body-cams, dash-cams and interview rooms produce footage that has to be offloaded, labeled and stored, then pulled for reviews, records requests, training and court. Transportation hubs: airports, rail, metro and ports run cameras across platforms, gates, terminals and docks. The footage settles incidents, and it also shows how people and vehicles actually move through a site. Emergency services and fire: stations, vehicles and incident scenes generate footage that can be reviewed to see how a response went and what could be done faster. Four more in Public Safety: Smart cities and municipal CCTV: intersections, transit stops, public squares Border and customs: crossings, inspection lanes, cargo Government and court archives: hearings, records, evidence storage Defense and ISR: surveillance and reconnaissance video In public safety, footage is evidence. It’s also how agencies review a response, train their pe

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Last time we looked at Security. Today: Public Safety. Law enforcement: body-cams, dash-cams and interview rooms produce footage that has to be offloaded, labeled and stored, then pulled for reviews, records requests, training and court. Transportation hubs: airports, rail, metro and ports run cameras across platforms, gates, terminals and docks. The footage settles incidents, and it also shows how people and vehicles actually move through a site. Emergency services and fire: stations, vehicles and incident scenes generate footage that can be reviewed to see how a response went and what could be done faster. Four more in Public Safety: Smart cities and municipal CCTV: intersections, transit stops, public squares Border and customs: crossings, inspection lanes, cargo Government and court archives: hearings, records, evidence storage Defense and ISR: surveillance and reconnaissance video In public safety, footage is evidence. It’s also how agencies review a response, train their people and find ways to work faster. Either way it has to be kept, found and produced on demand. Vidaio compresses, tags, names, sorts, and files it. Next up: Health. @vidaio_ $TAO

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Just how many cameras are out there? Last week we named five categories of industries we can serve. Starting today, we’ll take a closer look at each of them one at a time. First up: Security. Retail and logistics: cameras cover the sales floor, the stockroom and the loading dock, often across many locations under one operator. Every site produces its own footage, and eventually footage is needed from the right clip and the right camera on the right day. Casinos, gaming and hospitality: gaming floors, cash cages and entrances are recorded around the clock, and gaming regulators set rules for how long that footage has to be kept. Corrections and detention: housing units, corridors and intake areas are recorded constantly, and incident footage may be needed long after the fact. Four more in Security: Banking and financial branches: counters, ATMs, vaults Education and campuses: gates, hallways, parking lots Commercial buildings, real estate and parking: lobbies, garages, access poin

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Vidaio@vidaio_

Just how many cameras are out there? Last week we named five categories of industries we can serve. Starting today, we’ll take a closer look at each of them one at a time. First up: Security. Retail and logistics: cameras cover the sales floor, the stockroom and the loading dock, often across many locations under one operator. Every site produces its own footage, and eventually footage is needed from the right clip and the right camera on the right day. Casinos, gaming and hospitality: gaming floors, cash cages and entrances are recorded around the clock, and gaming regulators set rules for how long that footage has to be kept. Corrections and detention: housing units, corridors and intake areas are recorded constantly, and incident footage may be needed long after the fact. Four more in Security: Banking and financial branches: counters, ATMs, vaults Education and campuses: gates, hallways, parking lots Commercial buildings, real estate and parking: lobbies, garages, access points Stadiums and venues: concourses, entrances, vendor sites, crowd areas In security, footage is evidence. It arrives constantly and incidents have to stay findable and affordable to keep. Vidaio compresses, tags, names, sorts, and files it. Next up: Public Safety. @vidaio_ bittensor:native

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Most of what you've seen from @vidaio_ has been media. CABIN with PIP, IBC. Tools for the studios, post houses, and broadcasters behind the video we watch. In and of itself, Media is a massive market. But that's only half of what we do. Anywhere cameras run, video is being stored, moved, and found the hard way. Slow, expensive, disorganized, and mostly by hand. Vidaio compresses, tags, names, sorts, and files that incoming footage. Five categories, 30 industries: Security retail and logistics; banking and financial branches; casinos, gaming and hospitality; education and campuses; commercial buildings, real estate and parking; stadiums and venues; corrections and detention Public Safety law enforcement; smart cities and municipal CCTV; transportation hubs; emergency services and fire; border and customs; government and court archives; defense and ISR Health surgical and endoscopic video; medical imaging archives; telehealth and remote care; research microscopy and lab video; vet

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Today we welcome our newest sales partner: Tobruk Protective Security Solutions. Every partner opens the door to the clients they already serve. Distributors, resellers, and OEMs together put @vidaio_ in front of markets we couldn’t easily reach alone, and adoption moves faster. That’s why we’re building a network of sales partners to sell at scale. Tobruk is the first of 4 in our current pipeline, joining our two current partners. We’re building to the size of the opportunity we see. More to come in the following weeks. @vidaio_ bittensor:native

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Vidaio@vidaio_

Most of what you've seen from @vidaio_ has been media. CABIN with PIP, IBC. Tools for the studios, post houses, and broadcasters behind the video we watch. In and of itself, Media is a massive market. But that's only half of what we do. Anywhere cameras run, video is being stored, moved, and found the hard way. Slow, expensive, disorganized, and mostly by hand. Vidaio compresses, tags, names, sorts, and files that incoming footage. Five categories, 30 industries: Security retail and logistics; banking and financial branches; casinos, gaming and hospitality; education and campuses; commercial buildings, real estate and parking; stadiums and venues; corrections and detention Public Safety law enforcement; smart cities and municipal CCTV; transportation hubs; emergency services and fire; border and customs; government and court archives; defense and ISR Health surgical and endoscopic video; medical imaging archives; telehealth and remote care; research microscopy and lab video; veterinary and animal research Robotics and Drones robotics and autonomous systems; drones and aerial inspection; autonomous vehicles and ADAS; fleet and trucking telematics; manufacturing and quality inspection Infrastructure energy and utilities; oil and gas; mining; construction and site monitoring; telecom sites and pipelines; agriculture A world of cameras. A world of opportunity! @vidaio_ bittensor:native

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