New AI Landmark Detection Feature From Newsbridge
![Leveraging state-of-the-art AI indexing, journalists can find video clips of famous landmarks in less than two seconds.](/cache/uploads/content_images/NewsBridge-AI_Landmark_Detection_News-1_789_444_70_s.jpg)
Leveraging state-of-the-art AI indexing, journalists can find video clips of famous landmarks in less than two seconds.
AI company Newsbridge has announced a cutting-edge new AI landmark detection capability for indexing and searching media assets.
Available on Newsbridge’s Just Index, Cloud Media Hub, Media Marketplace, and Live Asset Manager solutions, the new location-based search feature enables producers, journalists, and media managers to pull up video sequences of known and lesser-known landmarks (i.e., the White House, Niagara Falls, London city skyline, etc.), including aerial shots, in less than two seconds.
Newsbridge’s AI indexing technology fuels speedier news and sports production for leading media organizations, broadcasters, TV channels, and sports rights holders. Adding the landmark detection feature to Newsbridge’s world-class, Multimodal AI indexing and search technology allows users to detect a variety of entities in media assets — including location, people, logos, objects, patterns, speech, and scenes. Newsbridge’s search technology is intuitive and easy to use, offering journalists and producers an experience similar to searching on the web.
Media managers can use Newsbridge’s AI landmark detection feature for a wide range of use cases, including selling landmark clips and aerial shots to potential buyers, discovering familiar sights within existing video content to enrich their archive, storing indexed results in a dedicated search engine, and running AI indexing on live streams to optimize search, clip creation, and the delivery of recordings to Media Asset Management and third-party storage systems.
Newsbridge will showcase its new AI landmark detection feature at the 2023 NAB Show.
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