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Livepeer’s real-time open infrastructure is versatile enough to power use cases across multiple industry verticals. As real-time media and AI converge, the Livepeer network provides a competitive, low-latency compute layer for everything from entertainment and gaming to robotics and analytics. Below we explore how Livepeer applies to key industries, and why its real-time video processing capabilities are critical in each:
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Media & Entertainment

Events & Conferences
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Gaming & Interactive Worlds

Trillion-dollar Opportunity
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Robotics & Realtime Vision

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Data Analytics & BI

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Digital Twins & Simulation

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Social Media

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Science & Research

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Montioring & Security

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====== Video is integral to the success of many of the applications we use daily.

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Livepeer Domains

-> The verticals livepeer works for Livepeer is built for everyone.

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Products that wouldn’t exist without video

Short-form social video sharing
Twitch (live game streaming)
Zoom (real-time video conferencing)
  1. TikTok (short-form social video sharing)
  2. Zoom (real-time video conferencing)
  3. Twitch (live game streaming)
  4. YouTube (open video hosting + creator monetisation)
  5. FaceTime/Google Meet (consumer video calling)
  6. Peloton (live video-driven fitness classes)
  7. Ring/Nest Cam (real-time camera security)
  8. Telehealth apps (video-first remote medical consultations)
  9. Online education platforms like Coursera/Udacity (video-based learning)
  10. Virtual events platforms (Devcon/ETH CC streaming, powered by infrastructures like Livepeer)

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Verticals where video is now essential

  1. Social media — video posts, livestreams, creator economy apps.
  2. Events & conferences - hybrid attendance, global livestreaming.
  3. Creators & entertainment — podcasts, tutorials, livestream shows.
  4. Education — recorded lectures, interactive classrooms.
  5. Gaming & esports — live game broadcasts and VOD clips.
  6. E-commerce — product demos, livestream shopping.
  7. Health & telemedicine — remote care via video consults.
  8. Security & monitoring — real-time camera feeds, analytics.
  9. Work & collaboration — remote meetings, async video updates.
  10. AI-generated media — generative video, captions, upscaling.
  • Social Media
    • Video posts
    • Livestreams
    • Creator economy apps
  • Events & Conferences
    • Hybrid attendance
    • Global livestreaming
  • Creators & Entertainment
    • Podcasts
    • Tutorials
    • Livestream shows
  • Education
    • Recorded lectures
    • Interactive classrooms
  • Gaming & Esports
    • Live game broadcasts
    • VOD clips
  • E-commerce
    • Product demos
    • Livestream shopping
  • Health & Telemedicine
    • Remote care via video consults
  • Security & Monitoring
    • Real-time camera feeds
    • Analytics
  • Work & Collaboration
    • Remote meetings
    • Async video updates
  • AI-generated Media
    • Generative video
    • Captions
    • Upscaling
Last modified on February 18, 2026