LiveU Launches Air Control

LiveU has launched Air Control, a groundbreaking broadcast orchestration cloud solution.

Built for broadcasters as a human-centric offering, Air Control enables organizations to better choreograph live production workflows, and effortlessly deliver high-quality flawless live programs of any size while providing the commercial and operational flexibility much-needed to support the rapidly changing industry.

An integral part of LiveU's live video ecosystem, Air Control revolutionizes and simplifies the ability to provide a well-integrated, seamless, and intuitive live video production. The collaborative solution eliminates the need to settle for not-fit-for-purpose technologies, fragmented workflows, and inflexible operational models to accommodate evolving production needs while ensuring the highest quality and reliability. Broadcasters are assured to be at the cutting edge of technology, while continuing to rely on LiveU’s renowned customer service – allowing them to focus on what they do best.

"Air Control's disruptive concept is poised to transform the control room, unlocking the potential of the broadcast industry once again as LiveU did 15 years ago. Air Control streamlines and simplifies the production workflow by connecting everyone involved in the production including engineers, editorial, anchors, reporters, announcers, and guests using a single platform," said Ronen Artman, VP Marketing at LiveU. "Air Control removes risk and complexity by replacing general-purpose, consumer-based video conferencing solutions with a robust broadcast-grade orchestration and transmission tool, leveraging LiveU assets and giving production crews a complete solution to manage all of the human elements of a live remote production."

Air Control was designed from the ground up for the broadcast industry, providing a cost-effective solution to address production budgets, challenges, and overall needs. As part of LiveU’s cloud platform, Air Control removes the need for additional computers, servers, or hardware as well as the need to use consumer software in the broadcast workflow. Instead, teams can simply work with the devices, laptops, phones, and tablets they use daily, while benefiting from a professional service.

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