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Vizrt

Official website (http://www.vizrt.com/)

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Also known as Visualization in Real-Time or Visual Artist

Vizrt (), short for Visualization in Real-Time or Visual Artist, is a Norwegian company that creates content production, management, and distribution tools for the digital media industry. Its products include real-time 3D graphics systems, 3D reconstruction, visualized sports analysis, media asset management, and integrated workflow systems for the digital broadcast industry.

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Type
Company
Founded
1997
Location
Bergen, Norway
Also known as
Visualization in Real-Time or Visual Artist
Status
Active

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Official website

Vizrt | Real-Time Graphics & Live Production Software

Vizrt provides software-defined visual storytelling solutions. Discover our real-time 3D graphics, live production systems, and studio automation tools.

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Wikidata facts

Instance of
public company
Official name
Vizrt Group AS
Country
Norway
Headquarters
Bergen
Industry
broadcasting
Employees
700
Stock exchange
Oslo Stock Exchange
Legal form
aksjeselskap
Official website
www.vizrt.com
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inception
1997-00-00
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Vizrt (), short for Visualization in Real-Time or Visual Artist, is a Norwegian company that creates content production, management, and distribution tools for the digital media industry. Its products include real-time 3D graphics systems, 3D reconstruction, visualized sports analysis, media asset management, and integrated workflow systems for the digital broadcast industry.

Vizrt has a customer base in more than 100 countries, and some 600 employees are distributed across 40 offices worldwide.

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