LiveView Technologies (American Fork, UT) unveiled its integration with Axon Fusus this week. The combination delivers real-time video access and AI-powered surveillance, enhancing law enforcement response and strengthening Utah’s public safety tech ecosystem.
American Fork, Utah — April 23, 2025
LiveView Technologies (LVT) has officially unveiled its integration with Axon Fusus. The reveal took place earlier this week at the Axon Week 2025 conference in Phoenix, AZ. The partnership between LVT and Axon, announced in August 2024, provides law enforcement real-time access to LVT’s mobile security units via Axon’s Fusus platform, marking a significant step forward in coordinated public-private safety efforts.
LVT’s security trailers—solar-powered, mobile units equipped with cameras, strobe lights, speakers, and AI-powered threat detection—are already a staple on commercial properties across the U.S. Through the new integration, law enforcement and security teams can now stream video, control cameras, and initiate deterrent actions directly from the Fusus platform without any additional hardware.
“This partnership gives first responders the situational clarity they need to act decisively,” said Steve Lindsey, LVT’s CTO and CIO. “Whether they’re responding to threats at a hospital, school, or retail location, real-time visibility into our mobile units helps ensure better outcomes for everyone involved.”
The integration isn’t just about crime deterrence. LVT’s units have also been repurposed for environmental monitoring—including tracking flood levels and snow accumulation—broadening their impact on community resilience.
Founded in 2005 and headquartered in American Fork, Utah, LVT manufactures all its security units in Spanish Fork, Utah. The company’s use of AI enables its cameras to flag suspicious activity and send alerts to business owners through a mobile app. With the Axon partnership, this localized intelligence now feeds into broader, centralized law enforcement systems.
The partnership reinforces Utah’s rising profile in the public safety tech space. “This isn’t just about stronger security—it’s about smarter, more connected infrastructure,” said Chris Lindenau, SVP and GM at Axon Fusus. “Bringing LVT into the Axon Fusus network brings more eyes, ears, and intelligence to the front lines.”
Axon, a publicly traded company based in Scottsdale, Arizona, is best known for its invention of the Taser. Now rebranded from its former identity, Taser International, Axon has broadened its scope with a portfolio that includes market-leading body cameras and software like Draft One, an AI-powered transcription and police report tool.
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