Activu Corporation

For students and parents alike, safety is now a key factor in choosing a university. The pressure on campus police and security leaders to create safe learning environments has never been greater.

Historically, traffic management operations have relied on static tools: traffic cameras, radio reports, citizen calls, 911 dispatches, and manual rerouting. But the landscape is changing. A new generation of technologies is enabling agencies to move from reacting to incidents to predicting and preventing them, and vis/ability from Activu is the only control room video wall platform that ties them all together for proactive, Seamless Situational Awareness.

Keeping citizens safe is at the heart of public safety—whether you’re working in Homeland Security, an emergency operations center, or law enforcement. Visability delivers the most advanced and capable platform, giving control rooms the unified tools and real-time intelligence they need when every second counts and to reduce time to resolution.

For operators in utilities control rooms, every second counts, when you’re staring down a spike in demand and system alerts are flying, you need a reliable control room solution—not fragmented data on a dozen screens. That’s where visability comes in.

Visability from Activu is supporting the efforts, breaking down communication silos and delivering real-time information across Emergency Operations Centers (EOCs) when every second counts.

Historically, traffic management operations have relied on static tools: traffic cameras, radio reports, citizen calls, 911 dispatches, and manual rerouting. But the landscape is changing. A new generation of technologies is enabling agencies to move from reacting to incidents to predicting and preventing them, and vis/ability from Activu is the only control room video wall platform that ties them all together for proactive, Seamless Situational Awareness.

As global anticipation builds for the FIFA 2026 World Cup—with 48 national teams competing across 16 host cities in the U.S., Canada, and Mexico—public safety leaders must ask: Is your city, stadium, and Emergency Operations Center (EOC) truly ready?

Visability is transforming how Emergency Operations Centers (EOCs) combat wildfires—empowering them with smarter, faster, and more connected responses.

From hurricanes on the Gulf Coast to wildfires in the Panhandle, the state’s geography, rapid growth, and economic importance present major challenges for emergency preparedness and response.

Visability from Activu is supporting the efforts, breaking down communication silos and delivering real-time information across Emergency Operations Centers (EOCs) when every second counts.

Campus safety is more than just a concern; it’s a deciding factor for many families. Visability from Activu empowers campus safety and emergency teams with: A Unified Operating Picture, Centralized Data Aggregation, Enhanced Collaboration Capabilities, and Flexible Deployment.

As tornado season starts, vis/ability is revolutionizing Emergency Operations Centers (EOCs), enabling them to take proactive measures before tornadoes strike, and respond in real-time when they do.

When utility companies collaborate effectively, response times improve, resources are optimized, and communities recover faster.

Visability from Activu is empowering utilities to prepare for and respond to severe weather faster than ever before.

Power utility operators are unifying their internal operations through Integrated Operations Centers, while positioning themselves to better coordinate with adjacent providers, ensuring the grid stays lit in any situation.

From direct physical attacks to sophisticated cyber intrusions, corporate leaders are becoming prime targets.  

Between 2023 and 2024, utility companies and electric grids in the United States faced a surge in physical security threats.

The digital age has introduced a new and growing danger for utility companies —cyberattacks. These attacks stem from state-sponsored hackers, cybercriminals, hacktivist, terrorist and even amateur hackers.

Security teams work tirelessly behind the scenes to safeguard players, coaches, and attendees from both physical and cyber threats, on one of the world’s biggest stages.

This Myth would have you believe that proactive, real-time responsiveness in a crisis is impossible, due to the complexity of modern information. Read on to see why this is not the case.

In a crisis, the worst thing you can do is silo information within one command center. Old A/V would have you believe this is the best possible, but a modern software-based approach radically improves the situation.

For too long, hardware has been the unquestioned go-to solution for command and control. Learn why this myth hasn’t actually been true for years, thanks to the availability of mature software-based operations platforms.

While the display screens may be the most visually impressive piece of a video wall—and a significant portion of your control room enhancement budget—they are merely the endpoint for what truly matters in a control room: your critical information and content.

Every system in the human body is dependent on another. Each one intricate, efficient, and complex, executing a carefully coordinated… Read more: Unified Response in Critical Operations

Several myths persist about the capabilities and requirements of modern command and control technologies. Here are the facts to help you stay informed.

High-resolution indoor DV LED technology has become the preferred choice for control rooms.

In the dynamic landscape of energy and utility management, the evolution from map boards to SCADA to today’s cutting-edge Energy… Read more: How Command and Control are Revolutionizing Energy Utility Operations

Insights for Next-Gen Critical Operations

Insights for Next-Gen Critical Operations

Swift response times are directly linked to improved outcomes for trauma patients. Each minute of traffic delay on a typical U.S. highway equates to 1 mile of backup. By integrating crowd-sourced tools, like Waze, into control room and video wall content, vis/ability from Activu empowers control room operators to react rapidly to developing incidents when their effects may be better mitigated.

Law enforcement and public safety professionals often have the latest battle-tested technologies available to them in the command center and… Read more: 3 Forward-Looking Trends in RTCCs

In this episode of the NOC your SOCs Off podcast, host Dan Gundry interviews Activu CEO, Paul Noble, for insights about where the Next-Gen Control Room is headed.

By Paul Noble Visual acuity is typically measured using a Snellen eye chart. Someone able to read line eight from… Read more: Visual Acuity Explained

Today’s video wall technology can and should match the operator’s visual acuity in the first row of consoles but with content ideally scaled to be readable by those further back.

A Guide to the Key Components All video walls comprise of three basic components: Modular Display Technologies: Projection Cubes For… Read more: Control Room & Command Center Video Walls

Mitigating facility risk and control room security risk through fully NERC-CIP compliant video wall and collaboration platforms.

Streamlining and operational efficiency through an Integrated Operations Center (IOC) approach for utilities.

Utility expert and CEO of EnXchange, David Swank, discusses a very hot topic in the utility industry today, safety, risk mitigation, and wildfires.

Utility expert and CEO of EnXchange, David Swank, discusses how organizations can use new tools to better aggregate and integrate their data from generation to toaster.