Profuz Digital is set to launch an upgrade to its Profuz LAPIS digital media management platform at IBC 2026. On display will be its latest version of LAPIS, featuring AI-assisted search across all types of data and in all fields, including improved on-the-fly reporting, archiving module restoration, life-cycles management with enhanced metadata handling.
Enriched multi-source analysis that combines speech recognition, face detection and content fingerprinting are included. Combined with new AI transcription integrations in Profuz Digital’s SubtitleNEXT platform, these advancements mark a significant leap in localisation efficiency and broadcast workflow intelligence, says Profuz Digital.
Other new capabilities in LAPIS include S3 Glacier integration, file duplication checking, live subtitles stream generation, enhanced media player with variable speed rewind and fast-forward.
There is also integration with ElevenLabs API, an external processing server with automatic content fingerprinting, the embedded metadata handling of files, image extraction from hi-res video, multilingual rich text (formatted text) fields, media source selection for the media player and markers customisation through the UI.
Profuz LAPIS synchronises entire company workflows by distributing and coordinating tasks across multiple AI processing engines into a unified workflow, where data is processed in layers that are enriched at every step.
LAPIS brings cumulative benefits combining data from multiple sources including speech recognition paired with face detection in order to create richer and more accurate insights.
LAPIS also organises media assets like news, images, audios, movies, documentaries, series, clips, and promotions for categorisation, advanced searching, filtering, meta data tagging and sorting, by centralising all the data securely with reliable efficiency in one system.
Kamen Ferdinandov, CTO, Profuz Digital, said, “Profuz LAPIS can make a major difference in how companies manage their digital assets more effectively, allowing users to search and organise instantaneously with advanced intuitive filter structures tailored to exact needs.
“IBC provides the perfect platform to present these latest advancements, and we look forward to demonstrating how our software can benefit broadcasters, now and in the future.”
See Profuz Digital’s LAPIS media management platform at booth 8.A88 at IBC 2026, which is taking place from September 11-14 at the RAI Amsterdam Convention Centre.
