Altu Technology
Audio, video and data network systems for government, public-sector and large commercial organisations
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-08
About Altu Technology
ALTU Technology designs and supplies systems for acquiring, transmitting, storing and analysing distributed audio, video and data. Products include audio recording and analysis, mobile media streaming, and text data processing systems.
Its customers include government, public-sector and large commercial organisations. Services include consultancy and design in telecommunications, real-time DSP, embedded systems, FPGA and database systems.
Founded in 2016, ALTU Technology is headquartered in Bristol, United Kingdom.
Product: Audio, video and data network systems, including audio transcription, mobile streaming and text data processing.
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