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The system is designed to address what the company calls the “post-production tax” — the significant time creative professionals spend manually logging and searching for footage. According to DigitalGlue, a provider of managed storage platforms, creative workers can lose up to 25% of their work week on these tasks.
CSI unifies high-performance hardware with an AI engine that analyzes media at the source. By processing data on-premise rather than in the cloud, the platform avoids the latency and egress costs often associated with large video files.
“Your most valuable engine of innovation is not your camera or your software; it is your Creative Capital — the finite, non-renewable resource of your team’s time and focus,” Tim Anderson, DigitalGlue CEO, said. “By fusing our Intelligence layer directly to the storage, we eliminate the ‘post-production tax.’”
The ecosystem includes several components:
- The Vault: A universal asset library that uses identity fingerprinting for tracking.
- The Oracle: A natural language search tool that understands mood and emotion.
- Consensus: A review and approval tool that summarizes feedback into actionable requests.
- The Crew: Autonomous AI agents that handle cataloging and compliance.
DigitalGlue will also preview CSI Studio, a generative production environment that allows creators to move from a logline to a visualized animatic using automated script breakdowns.
The company will demonstrate the new technology at NAB Show Booth N3152.
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