Toronto-based Eon Media, which develops AI tools to help media organizations search and reuse audio and video, will demonstrate its content intelligence and activation platform at NAB Show New York, Oct. 21-22. The company will be at Booth 846 in the Javits Center.
Eon Media’s software processes live and archived media to generate metadata on people, objects, topics, brands, transcripts and scenes. Organizations can use that information for search, analytics, clipping, secure portals and sponsorship measurement. The company says its demonstrations will draw on work with broadcasters and sports organizations including Cumulus Media, PBS, USA Cycling, USA Swimming and WRAL-TV.
Its product portfolio includes eonARCHIVES AI for searching and reusing video archives, eonAUDIO for finding and analyzing material in audio libraries, and eonEXTRACT, which uses computer vision to identify brands, logos, people and placements in live and recorded video.
“Media organizations already own enormous amounts of valuable content, but once it has been created or broadcast, much of it remains difficult to find, understand and repurpose,” said Eon Media Founder and CEO Ashish Agrawal. “At NAB Show New York, we will demonstrate how content intelligence enables media organizations to understand the content they already own and activate it, whether that means finding the right clip in seconds, creating new audience touchpoints, measuring sponsor exposure, or making archive content commercially accessible.”
Eon Media says its AI was developed for media applications and does not rely on third-party AI platforms to process customer content. Its approach is designed to give content owners more control over their material, including options to keep media, data and models isolated.
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