Eluvio Adds Open Model AI Workflows to Video Platform

September 03, 2026
Eluvio has expanded its video intelligence platform with open model inference, automated editing tools, and natural language workflow controls.

Eluvio announced in a press release expanded AI inference and editing features for its Content Fabric and Eluvio Video Intelligence Editor, known as EVIE. The system analyzes live and on demand video within the streaming and distribution pipeline without copying media or metadata to separate AI infrastructure.

The platform includes 17 models and processors for multimodal analysis, scene segmentation, embeddings, motion and identity analysis, multilingual transcription, summarization, search, and generation. It also supports third party, open source, customer specific, and custom models through a runtime API. Outputs such as transcripts, labels, vectors, and metadata can drive search, clipping, highlights, summaries, compliance reels, and vertical video.

EVIE now includes Titles and Events, a new AI Runtime, synchronized data visualization, multimodal search, ground truth management, and composition tools. Eluvio is also introducing an MCP API that lets ChatGPT, Claude, other large language models, applications, and agent systems invoke authorized video workflows through natural language commands.

Eluvio will demonstrate the tools at IBC Show 2026 in Amsterdam from September 11 to 14. Planned demonstrations include generating 9:16 vertical video from live 16:9 sports footage, identifying key moments, creating personalized summaries, producing highlights, and adding automatic chapters.

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