Eluviant Unveils Aurora Flow AI for Video Surveillance

Jul 14, 2026
Eluviant, formerly IntelexVision, has launched Aurora Flow, an AI model that interprets motion and behavior in surveillance footage. The company announced the rebrand and product debut to mark its expanded focus on enterprise-scale video intelligence.

In a press release, video intelligence company Eluviant, previously known as IntelexVision, announced its new brand identity and the launch of Aurora Flow, an AI model built to understand motion and behavior in CCTV footage.

Aurora Flow is designed for large-scale enterprise use and has already been deployed in live settings. It can operate fully air-gapped, analyze inputs from multiple cameras, and process data in near real time. The model expands on Eluviant's existing platform, which includes an unsupervised learning engine and a visual language model that supports live alerting.

According to the company, Aurora Flow can identify complex actions such as fighting, climbing, or equipment tampering that typically require human review. By recognizing movement patterns and contextual sequences, it aims to make surveillance operations more responsive and informative.

Eluviant's technology is in use across sectors including retail, critical infrastructure, and urban management. Its systems support tasks such as anomaly detection and loss prevention, with deployments across five continents for clients including Airbus, DP World, Prosegur, and Vodafone.

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