Vū Studio Insights

Product metrics · Jira · Mixpanel · HubSpot
Key Metrics
Open Bugs
Jira · active backlog
Bugs Opened (30d)
Jira · last 30 days
Bugs Closed (30d)
Jira · last 30 days
Avg DAU
Mixpanel · 30d avg
Sign Ups (30d)
Mixpanel · total
Marketplace Purchases
AI Failure Rate
Issues / Chat Msgs
OS Internet Lost
Mixpanel · 30d total
Open SW Tickets
Product Team — Leadership Readout
Signals
DAU Trend (Last 30 Days)
Software Support Tickets
Filtered to: support tickets submitted via Email or the help-desk Form only (excludes 510 FreshDesk-imported + phone/chat tickets) · Technical Support pipeline · split by Software/Hardware Support category
Open SW Tickets
Currently unresolved
SW Opened (30d)
Last 30 days
SW Closed (30d)
Last 30 days
Volume Trend (rolling 30d)
MTD vs Last Full Month
SW Tickets / Customer
Uncategorized (30d)
May include SW issues
Monthly Software Tickets — Last 12 Months

Software Support Tickets Submitted per Month

Recent Tickets — Software Only

Software Support (most recent first)

Breakdown

By Source

All Tickets by Category

Total Ticket Context
Total (3 Pipelines)
Tech Support + Bug Reports + Feature Req
SW Tickets (All-Time)
Categorized as Software
HW Tickets (All-Time)
Categorized as Hardware
Paying Customers
Companies · lifecycle = customer
Key Insights
Paying Customer Software Activity (30d)

All paying software customers (HubSpot Software pipeline, closed-won deals) ranked by total Mixpanel actions in the last 30 days (excl. @vustudio.com). 🟢 >20 actions  ·  🔴 ≤20 actions or no activity.

Bug Status — Last 30d
Bugs Opened
Last 30d
Bugs Closed
Last 30d
Open Bugs
Active backlog
Closed (30d)
All issue types

Open Bugs by Assignee

Top Closers (30d)

Issues Closed by Type (30d)

Issue Types Resolved

Key Insights
🟢
Healthy Bug Velocity: 61 Bugs Closed vs 53 Opened (Last 30 Days)
The team closed 61 bugs against 53 opened in the last 30 days — a net reduction in the backlog. Judah Mantell (80), Victor Rubiño (32) and Ben Sadler (24) led closures across all issue types.
Jira
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Bug Backlog: 113 Open Bugs
113 open bugs — about 26% of the 439 total open issues. Open bugs are concentrated with Judah Mantell (22), Sam VanTassel (12), and Victor Rubiño (7).
Jira
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439 Open Issues Total — Significant Legacy Backlog
439 open issues across all time, of which 113 (26%) are bugs. 174 issues were resolved in the last 30 days — strong throughput against the backlog.
Jira
Roadmap Preview — Top 10 Epics from Jira Timeline
Most Requested — Top 20 Open Items by Label Count

Open Jira items ranked by number of labels (most → least). Each label captures a distinct request/requester on the item.

Usage Overview (30d)
Avg DAU
30-day average
Sign Ups
Last 30 days
Purchases
AI Failure Rate
Issues / Chat Msgs
OS Internet Lost
30d connectivity drops
Daily Active Users — Last 30 Days
Paid Subscription Customers vs All Users (30d)

Paid cohort = the 33 paying software customers' accounts. Activated paying users engage far harder than the blended average, which is diluted by trial sign-ups with little activity: paid customers are only of active users but drive of all interactive usage.

Avg DAU
paid · all users:
Active Users (30d)
paid · all users:
Stickiness (DAU÷MAU)
paid · all users:
Actions / Active User
paid · all users:
AI Engagement

AI Event Counts — Last 6 Months

AI Metrics Detail

Growth Funnel (30d)

Sign Up → Purchase Conversion

Monthly Sign Ups — Last 6 Months

Key Insights
Feature Usage — Top & Bottom 10 by Clicks (30d)

🔝 Top 10 — Most Clicked Features

🔻 Bottom 10 — Least Clicked Features (excludes 0)

User Leaderboards (Last 30 Days)

🏆 Top 10 — Most Active Users by Human Actions

Human interactions only — passive player/kiosk telemetry excluded. Internal Vū users are excluded entirely (see the Internal Vū Users section at the foot of this tab).

🔑 Top 10 — Most Logins

External users only. Total logins this period:

Engagement & Inactivity
Unique Active Users (30d)
Users with ≥1 event in last 30 days
Avg DAU
Daily unique users · 30d avg
Stickiness Ratio
Avg DAU ÷ Monthly Unique Users

What the stickiness ratio means: Avg DAU ÷ monthly unique users — the share of a month's users who show up on any given day. Higher = people come back more often. A low single-digit % (e.g. 5.2%) is typical of occasional / project-based usage: most people who touch Vū Studio in a month don't use it daily. Rough reads: <10% mostly occasional users · 10–20% a solid regular core · >20% strong daily habit.

Monthly Unique Active Users — Last 6 Months

Distinct users with ≥1 Page View per calendar month (excl. @vustudio.com). Mar–Apr reflect an event/deployment surge.

Monthly Avg DAU — Last 6 Months

Average daily unique users within each month — same basis as the Avg DAU card above.

📋 Inactive User Notes

Who is NOT using the software: Mixpanel tracks only users who fire at least one event. To identify inactive users, compare the total registered user count (from your auth system or HubSpot) against the unique users active in the last 30 days. Users who signed up but haven't fired an event in 30+ days are your at-risk cohort.

Daily users: The DAU chart above shows that peak weekday usage reaches ~180–207 unique users/day, while the 30-day unique total is ~1,789. This implies most users are occasional, not daily. A stickiness ratio below 10% suggests the majority of monthly users do not return daily.

Power users vs. casual:

Total Interactions vs Human Interactions (30d)

External users generated total interactions, of which were human actions (). Paying customers: human of total. The remainder is passive machine telemetry from players and kiosks — real usage, but not engagement. Excluded events:

New Sign-Up Activation (Last 30 Days)

Every user who fired Sign Up in the last 30 days, ranked by total actions performed since (excludes @vustudio.com; matched on the email user property). Because all signed up inside the window, this is effectively their post-sign-up activity. 🟢 >20 actions · 🟡 6–20 · 🔴 ≤5 (activation gap).

Internal Vū Users (Last 30 Days)

Everything above excludes internal users. This section is the inverse — it shows only the traffic the exclusion removes, so we can see what our own team exercises. Internal = email contains vustudio.com OR is_internal = true (the "Vū Internal Users" cohort definition).

Internal Accounts
distinct internal users active
Interactive Events
Internal Logins
Log In events in 30d

🏢 Top 10 Internal Users by Human Actions

Human actions, with total interactions alongside — the 11 passive machine events are excluded from the ranking.

🔑 Top 10 Internal Users by Logins

Total internal logins this period:

🔝 Top 10 Features Used by Internal Users

Raw event counts, same basis as the external Feature Usage lists above.

Voice of the Customer — Live from Ambient

Live data. Sourced directly from Ambient call recordings, Aug 1 – Aug 31, 2026 (last 30 days). Filtered to calls where Vū Studio product, software, or features were explicitly discussed. Customer and company names shown as recorded. 26 Vū-relevant external customer/partner meetings reviewed across 17 named accounts; 10 further Vū-relevant calls were excluded because Ambient produced no meeting summary for them. No verbatim quotes are reproduced — entries are faithful descriptions of the meeting summaries.
Summary — Aug 1 – Aug 31, 2026 (last 30 days)
Calls Reviewed
26
Vū-relevant external meetings
Distinct Accounts
17
Accenture · Accenture (Dublin) · Arthrex · CGangs Studio / AUO Display Plus · IBM · Idlewild Church · National Cybersecurity Alliance · Osceola County Schools (with AVI-SPL) · Pearson · Procter & Gamble · Riverside · Sarasota Memorial Health Care · Tampa Bay Lightning · Tampa General Hospital · Texas Roadhouse · UNLV / University of Tampa · University of Tampa · Visit Florida
Material Risks
7
Live reliability issues in the largest account: intermittent · Vū AI and Vū Intelligence rollout is gated on a Responsible · Deployment cannot start until a dedicated VLAN is stood up a · Recurring audio-sync problems and the inability to feed mult
Material Opps
13
Agreed to a four-week build of the Vū Intelligence ambient-l · Strong expansion path: use of the AI facilitator at Dreamfor · Committed 50-seat student and faculty pilot with Gregg Perki · Leah Lovett wants to trial View Intelligence at World Skills
Most Common Feature Requests — From Call Recordings

Requests explicitly raised by external customers in the last 30 days, sorted by number of distinct accounts.

Private / on-prem hosting with data-residency and anonymization controls for Vū Intelligence
5
Enterprise and regulated buyers all want a deployment option where Vū Intelligence transcription and insight data stays inside their own boundary. Accenture is weighing SaaS vs. hosting on Accenture infrastructure pending a Responsible AI assessment; Tampa General Hospital needs governance sign-off and a path for PHI; Pearson cannot export data on Chinese nationals; Sarasota Memorial needs it to fit their IT stack ahead of an Epic go-live; University of Tampa raised FERPA and secure on-prem server requirements.
Deeper API / automation control of Vū Studio (beyond OSC)
4
Repeated asks for programmable control surfaces: Accenture wants more robust API control and MCP access for automation and raised limits in the current OSC implementation, plus Stream Deck / Companion switcher control; Tampa General Hospital wants Riverside driven through Vū Studio via API rather than manual OBS juggling; Riverside offered API docs and a demo license to build the integration; Pearson wants event capture pushed into Salesforce.
Token and storage cost transparency, quotas and usage auditing
4
AI token economics came up as an adoption gate. University of Tampa asked for efficient auditing of AI usage and suggested cheaper open models to fit budgets; Idlewild Church worked through per-team monthly token allocation and asset-library storage implications; Tampa General Hospital pressed on tokenomics and cost variability versus using their own LLM contracts; Pearson flagged limited resources versus other accounts and needs a predictable license model.
Interactive map / 3D globe experience builder enhancements
4
The point-of-interest map and globe creator is pulling demand and generating asks. Texas Roadhouse wants a world map of locations plus a history timeline with nested regional maps and an AI tour guide; Osceola County Schools is onboarding onto the 3D interactive map platform and still needs content and zone definition; Visit Florida wants to use maps and creative tools for its September campcation; Idlewild Church wants map and Canvas tooling for a digital kiosk concept.
Canvas / creator tools at parity with Figma and Canva
3
Designers want the Canvas editor to behave like the tools they already use. Accenture asked for a collaborative canvas, a hand tool for navigation, pages and layers combined into one panel, better page duplication and a floating toolbar, and reported image and video imports pixelating due to resolution mismatch; Tampa Bay Lightning is mixing Canvas generations with assets for multi-layer scenes and wants playlists usable as a layer; University of Tampa saw the creator apps as Figma/Canva alternatives for student work.
Third-party DAM and cloud-storage integrations
3
Customers want Vū Studio to pull from the asset systems they already run. Visit Florida asked about integrating the Binder platform for digital asset management; Tampa Bay Lightning drove the Box integration that is now committed, with Vimeo landing this month and Dropbox next; Tampa General Hospital is evaluating Iconik for media asset management.
Lighting control integration (DMX / ArtNet / CRMX and pixel mapping)
3
Lighting is the most common physical-integration gap. IBM wants a way to toggle between manual lighting control and Vū Studio pixel mapping without hands-on intervention and asked about an ArtNet path that removes the lighting board; Accenture ran CRMX lighting off an iPad successfully and wants it connected to Vū Studio, and the Dublin team needed DMX addressing for independent fixture control; Tampa General Hospital logged a lighting control bug during troubleshooting.
NDI reliability and playlist support
2
Accenture reported intermittent green-screen frames on NDI feeds, a crash on audio-only NDI sources, no NDI support in playlists, and daily asset garbage collection that can remove NDI and other dynamic sources; Tampa General Hospital needs NDI feeds usable as multiple virtual webcams for multicam podcast capture and hit Mac-side limits doing it.
Scene transitions, crossfade across multiple displays, and playlists as a scene layer
2
Accenture found transitions are only available on the primary display and unsupported inside scenes, with no crossfade when moving between scenes spanning multiple displays; Tampa Bay Lightning wants playlists available as a layer inside a scene for live video overlay use cases, which is not yet possible.
Microsite branding guardrails and customer-controlled hosting
2
Accenture flagged that the microsite builder has no brand guardrails to keep output on corporate identity, and asked for document upload and API connections beyond simple HTML and CSS; Idlewild Church wants microsites served from their own web infrastructure and domain rather than Vū-hosted URLs.
Voice-command navigation and hands-free control
2
Accenture explored using voice to navigate the Vū Studio menu system, noting intent recognition is still rough in the newly added voice support; Tampa General Hospital wants a working session on the new AI voice-command control in the media server software.
Sentiment — Vū-Relevant Call Segments
62% positive
35% neutral
3% friction
Positive / excited about Vū StudioNeutral / exploratoryFriction / support issue
Material Risks
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Accenture
Live reliability issues in the largest account: intermittent green-screen frames on NDI feeds, a crash on audio-only NDI sources, transitions unsupported inside scenes, and daily asset garbage collection that can delete NDI and other dynamic sources. Sean Henry raised these on a dedicated troubleshooting call; a fix and a sprint item were committed but the exposure is client-facing experiences.
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Accenture
Vū AI and Vū Intelligence rollout is gated on a Responsible AI assessment and an unresolved hosting decision (SaaS vs. Accenture infrastructure), with Jason Warnke raising legal and data-privacy objections to hosting on Accenture infrastructure. Enabling features org-wide still needs Chris Lemire's approval, and unresolved MQTT firewall rules are keeping Vū Studio on the older websocket path.
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Procter & Gamble
Deployment cannot start until a dedicated VLAN is stood up and infosec firewall requests are approved; the VLAN is not expected until mid-to-late October with a follow-up visit in November, so there is no production usage this quarter and it is still unclear whether the VLAN will get public internet access.
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Tampa General Hospital
Recurring audio-sync problems and the inability to feed multiple NDI cameras into Riverside on Mac are forcing manual OBS and Premiere workarounds for the podcast studio, and a lighting control bug was logged during the in-person session. Separately, the Vū Intelligence build must clear CISO governance before it can touch PHI.
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University of Tampa
Gregg Perkins named AI token cost and FERPA / security as the blockers to curriculum adoption, asked for auditing of AI usage to protect the institutional budget, and questioned where the product fits given the general-education focus of their programs.
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Texas Roadhouse
Still an open competitive bake-off against other vendors evaluating best-and-final offers; 3D content development cost is the main objection and the client has not yet committed to a subscription tier beyond the initial three years.
🚨
UNLV
Adam Paul questioned whether microsites are necessary at all, and Chuck Akin raised concerns about the Vū AI learning curve and how it differs from presentation tools they already use, which puts the higher-ed beta value proposition at risk.
Material Opportunities
🌱
Tampa General Hospital
Agreed to a four-week build of the Vū Intelligence ambient-listening tool for leader rounding, followed by a 50-user pilot and a decision on broader rollout by December 31. Alice Pauquette, Nishit Patel, Amit Patel and CISO Daniel Holland were all engaged, and licensing is being scoped on user or display seats.
🌱
Accenture
Strong expansion path: use of the AI facilitator at Dreamforce (September 15-17), a proposed annual license plus event add-ons structured as a 12-month capacity deal, interest from the India teams for Scaled Centers and Connected Innovation Centers, and replication of the New York 'Wall of Imagination' experience across global centers.
🌱
University of Tampa
Committed 50-seat student and faculty pilot with Gregg Perkins providing token-usage feedback by September 6, plus his offer to target deans and faculty with a full-workflow solutions presentation at the Tampa studio.
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Pearson
Leah Lovett wants to trial View Intelligence at World Skills in Shanghai and scope a larger activation for WEF, on the back of a successful North Carolina event; an event-strategy session is planned post-September with the CRM team to wire capture into Salesforce.
🌱
Texas Roadhouse
Live deal for a 165-inch wall-mounted interactive touchscreen at roughly $120K hardware plus $15K/year software subscription and $20-30K experience setup; proposal issued and a live site visit in Boston being coordinated around Hernan Mujica's September 9-10 conference.
🌱
CGangs Studio / AUO Display Plus
Reseller and distribution partnership for Southeast Asia, Australia and New Zealand: Janet's team at AUO Display Plus wants to bundle Vū software with their hardware, Kristy Reed is sending the NDA and standing up a team license, and demo units for View on Touch are being explored.
🌱
Riverside
Technology partnership to embed Riverside into Vū 'studio in a box' packages priced at $150-250K for clients like Tampa General Hospital and Vinik Sports Group; Carley Cowman is taking it to her product team and sending API documentation plus a demo license, with an upsell of Vinik from consumer to the business tier.
🌱
Sarasota Memorial Health Care
Actively looking to replace incumbent Echo Healthcare due to usability and support problems, was impressed by the Arthrex install, and agreed to an on-site visit in early September to scope the new education and research facility simulation floor.
🌱
Visit Florida
New 16x9 screen going live at the i95 Welcome Center with on-site training, plus interest in monetizing screen real estate for advertising using the media audit playtime report and QR-code visitor engagement analytics.
🌱
Arthrex
Two new projects in play: an interactive rebuild of history.arthrex.com with rich media and digital twins, and an observation-suite concept using cameras for a 360-degree virtual glass ceiling, with a strategic partnership pricing target around $100K and mobile displays replacing rented LED walls at sales meetings.
🌱
Idlewild Church
Andrew Evans wants to build an interactive digital kiosk using the Canvas tool, committed to using Vū AI exclusively for upcoming projects to benchmark it, and offered a referral into Cedarville University for AI tool testing.
🌱
Tampa Bay Lightning
Deepening product usage: drove the Box integration that is now committed, actively using beta playlist drag-and-drop and multi-layer Canvas scenes, and shaping the next-generation player roadmap through the quarterly health check.
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National Cybersecurity Alliance
Cliff Steinhauer is taking a team license to demo Vū Studio and Vū Intelligence with his team, with transcript and mind-map export (including JSON) offered to support the evaluation.
Calls Reviewed — Aug 1 – Aug 31, 2026
DateMeetingAttendeesSentimentVū-Specific Takeaway
Aug 27Texas Roadhouse Follow UpCindy Miller, David Nobers, Hernan Mujica (Texas Roadhouse); Kristy Reed, Tim Moore, Natalie Piekarski (Vū)NeutralDiligence call on lifespan, warranty, maintenance, energy use and the $15K annual software subscription covering media server, templates and data dashboards. Still a competitive best-and-final evaluation, with 3D content cost and the 2D versus 3D decision unresolved and a Boston site visit being coordinated.
Aug 27Lightning | Vū Quarterly Health CheckHunter Perkins (Vinik Sports Group / Tampa Bay Lightning); Cris Coffey, Ben Sadler, Kristy Reed, Judah Mantell (Vū)PositiveConstructive roadmap review: beta playlist drag-and-drop demoed, UDP slipping to the next release in the next-generation player, Canvas now mixing generations with assets for multi-layer scenes, and playback reporting corrected to account for layers and scenes. Open ask is playlists usable as a layer inside a scene.
Aug 26TGH Studio X Audio Sync Troubleshooting - In PersonAlvin Grywalski, Dwayne Wallace (Tampa General Hospital), Noah Vick; Kristy Reed, Drew Smith, Alvin Teves (Vū)NeutralOn-site session settled on OBS for local capture plus inviting media servers as virtual participants in Riverside as the multicam workaround; audio sync still needs software tweaks. Lighting and display issues were logged with DMX settings to be checked, and a working session was scheduled on the new design templates and voice-command control.
Aug 26Vū Studio TrainingAndrew Evans, Mike Black (Idlewild Church); Kristy Reed (Vū)PositiveTraining landed well and Andrew committed to using Vū AI exclusively for upcoming projects as a benchmark. Follow-ups: email verification and admin approval friction during onboarding, SSO or OTP for team access, hosting microsites on their own domain, and an interactive digital kiosk concept plus a Cedarville University referral.
Aug 26Vū Intelligence and Convene Mind MapCliff Steinhauer (National Cybersecurity Alliance), Marc Reed (ERG247); Kristy Reed (Vū)PositiveIntroductory session on Vū Intelligence and the Vū Studio platform; Cliff is taking a team license to demo internally. Questions focused on Zoom and calendar-based meeting joining and on exporting transcripts, auto-created assets and the mind map as JSON, all of which Vū confirmed.
Aug 24Higher Ed BetaGregg Perkins (University of Tampa); Kristy Reed, Gabby McKessey (Vū)PositiveCommitted to a 50-license student pilot with account setup completed on the call and token-usage feedback due September 6. Gregg rated the creator apps favourably against Figma and Canva and offered to help target deans and faculty, while naming AI token cost, FERPA and on-prem infrastructure as the real blockers.
Aug 21Riverside and Vū IntegrationCarley Cowman (Riverside); Kristy Reed, Alvin Teves, Judah Mantell (Vū)PositivePartnership discussion to embed Riverside in Vū studio-in-a-box packages for Tampa General Hospital and Vinik Sports Group. Riverside acknowledged current NDI and simultaneous multi-camera ingestion limits, will send API docs and a demo license, and Vū raised GDPR and data-segregation questions.
Aug 21Sarasota Memorial Health Care Discovery CallKelli Dancer (Sarasota Memorial Health Care); Kristy Reed, Alvin Teves, Natalie Piekarski (Vū)PositiveActively dissatisfied with incumbent Echo Healthcare on usability and support, and impressed by the Arthrex build. Vū positioned hardware-agnostic software, retrofit of existing space and an agentic AI coaching layer; an on-site visit is set for early September, with timing constrained by an October Epic go-live.
Aug 20Sean Troubleshooting CallSean Henry (Accenture); Cris Coffey, Judah Mantell (Vū)FrictionDedicated bug call: intermittent green-screen NDI frames traced to decoding on scene re-entry, transition controls only available on the primary display and unsupported inside scenes, and daily garbage collection at risk of removing dynamic NDI sources. Judah targeted a same-day internal test fix and the asset-deletion issue was queued for a sprint.
Aug 20Visit Florida | Vū Quarterly Health CheckMatsu Pfeiffer, Ethan Bass, Chris Lopez, Tammy Sylvester (Visit Florida); Cris Coffey, Brent Rusnak (Vū)PositiveHealthy account: new 16x9 screen going into the i95 Welcome Center with on-site training, active interest in the media audit playtime report to monetize screen real estate, and enthusiasm for microsites, interactive maps and the Canvas editor. Asked for a Binder DAM integration and screen cleaning and power-management guidance.
Aug 19Call to Discuss Interactive Map: TXRH & Vū StudioCindy Miller, Hernan Mujica, David Nobers (Texas Roadhouse); Kristy Reed, Tim Moore (Vū)PositiveScoped a 160-inch interactive touchscreen showing a world map of restaurant locations plus a company history timeline, driven by the media server. Interest extended to nested regional maps, an AI tour guide and the AI photo booth; a proposal and a live demo were committed.
Aug 18Discuss Vū Intelligence for Pearson EventsLeah Lovett (Pearson); Kristy Reed, Daniel Mallek (Vū)PositiveOff the back of a successful North Carolina event, Leah wants View Intelligence at World Skills Shanghai and a larger WEF activation. Constraints are China data-residency rules, a centralised marketing budget with less headroom than other accounts, fragmented Salesforce instances, and a need for local-language support.
Aug 18Cris | John Sync UpJohn Moeser (Accenture); Cris Coffey (Vū)NeutralDetailed product critique from a power user: Figma-inspired asks for a collaborative canvas, hand tool, combined pages and layers panel, better page duplication and a floating toolbar, plus image and video import pixelation, missing microsite brand guardrails, no API connections in microsites and rough voice-command intent handling. Two hard-to-reproduce bugs were deprioritised.
Aug 17Monthly Vū/Arthrex SyncMike Angeloff, Ron Schomburger, Tim Matias, Jacob Moran (Arthrex); Cris Coffey, Kristy Reed, KJ Adames (Vū)PositiveArthroman runs as a supported EXE inside Vū Studio but still needs an exit button built on the Arthrex side, with Leonardo following up. Well received: the new grouped player listing for digital signage fleets, microsite and map creator tools, and upcoming Mac, Android, Linux and BrightSign player builds.
Aug 14Vū Studio Updates OverviewAlvin Lim (CGangs Studio), Janet, Chin (AUO Display Plus); Kristy Reed (Vū)PositivePartner overview covering multi-display management, Vū Intelligence, the AI photo booth launching in September, microsites, interactive maps and Canvas. AUO Display Plus wants to bundle Vū software with their hardware across Southeast Asia, Australia and New Zealand; NDA and a team license are going out, with token pricing still to be clarified.
Aug 12Arthrex New ProjectsMike Angeloff (Arthrex); Kristy Reed, KJ Adames (Vū)PositiveTwo new projects surfaced: an interactive rebuild of history.arthrex.com with rich media and digital twins, and an observation-suite concept with a virtual glass ceiling. Mike responded well to Vū Intelligence as a meeting contributor and agreed to use mobile displays instead of rented LED walls at sales meetings.
Aug 11Dublin Team Vū One Mini TrainingChris Desmond (Accenture); Kristy Reed, Nick Tavcar (Vū)NeutralPost-swap troubleshooting session: audio output was fixed by changing the USB port for the soundbar, pixel mapping confirmed working against on-screen content, and DMX addressing left open for independent fixture control. Chris was handed to Kristy for Vū Studio software onboarding and update training.
Aug 11Osceola Software OnboardingBrandon Pritchett, Richard Van Natta (Osceola County Schools), Alan Ogletree, Danny Meyers, Marcus Knight, Mo Oukili (AVI-SPL); Cris Coffey, KJ Adames, Diamond Phouthavanh, Kristy Reed (Vū)PositiveFull walkthrough of the 3D interactive map platform, asset library, media server registration, Vū AI automations and the microsite builder. Brandon Pritchett is being upgraded off a free membership; user management is flagged as out of current scope and Vū-branded kiosks are still undecided.
Aug 10Higher Ed Beta Focus CallAdam Paul (UNLV), Chuck Akin, Gregg Perkins (University of Tampa); Kristy Reed, Gabby McKessey (Vū)NeutralAgreed to open the beta to UNLV with up to 50 student and faculty seats and to supply assets for an August 26 faculty meeting, but Adam Paul questioned whether microsites are needed and Chuck Akin flagged the Vū AI learning curve versus existing presentation tools.
Aug 10Connect with TGH Studio XAlvin Grywalski (Tampa General Hospital); Kristy Reed, Alvin Teves (Vū)NeutralWorking through how to get multiple NDI cameras recognised as separate webcams for Riverside podcast capture on Mac, with OBS limited to a single virtual camera output. Agreed to explore driving Riverside from Vū Studio via API, with a temporary workaround for the Wednesday video test.
Aug 10Vū | TGH Next StepsAlice Pauquette, Nishit Patel, Amit Patel, Daniel Holland, Dian Ginsberg, Courtney Hancock (Tampa General Hospital); Kristy Reed, Cris Coffey, Alvin Teves, Judah Mantell (Vū)PositiveAmbient-listening tool for leader rounding landed well and moved to a four-week build plus a capped 50-user test with a broader decision targeted by December 31. Open items are governance approval, PHI handling, tokenomics and whether to use TGH's own LLM contracts.
Aug 7Vū Monthly SyncSean Henry, Christopher Lemire, Timothy Gibson, Sujan Guruacharya, Connor Thomas (Accenture); Cris Coffey, Daniel Mallek, Alvin Teves (Vū)PositiveDeeply engaged review of the new home navigation, pinning, cross-platform media player, instant microsites and Vū Intelligence, with a Tampa Bay Lightning microsite example. Generated the month's longest request list: crossfade across displays, NDI in playlists, NDI audio-only crash fix, exempting dynamic sources from auto-delete, robust API control and CRMX lighting integration.
Aug 6Vū - AI Mind Map SetupSaikat Bose Roy, Ashwin D'Silva, Prashant Moon, Sunil Sunny (Accenture); Judah Mantell, Cris Coffey (Vū)NeutralEntitlement problems blocked access to facilitator sessions and device pairing despite existing Vū Studio licenses and AI credits; Judah enabled features for named users. Team wants to replicate the New York Wall of Imagination across global centres and test multiple parallel sessions on one account.
Aug 6VuStudio and P&G ConnectBill Andre, Joseph Maiocco, Frederic Chaignat, Keith Harker (P&G), Zachary Deyhle (CBTS); Cris Coffey, Jamie Clemens, Judah Mantell (Vū)NeutralDeployment is entirely gated on infrastructure and infosec: the system will be hardwired onto a dedicated VLAN, firewall requests must clear the security lead, and the VLAN is not expected until mid-to-late October with a November readiness visit.
Aug 5IBM x Vū - Catch up & Next StepsLarry Traola, Marisela Riveros (IBM); Jon Davila, Cris Coffey (Vū)PositiveEnthusiastic about Vū Intelligence and Vū AI automation for video content and live events, and committed to experimenting with it in productions. Open asks centred on toggling between manual lighting and Vū Studio pixel mapping, ArtNet/DMX control, FX6 and Panasonic camera support, and Unreal Engine integration.
Aug 3Vū Intelligence at AccentureAnde Johnson, Christopher Lemire, Jason Warnke (Accenture); Kristy Reed, Alvin Teves, Daniel Mallek, Cris Coffey (Vū)NeutralStrong interest in the Vū AI facilitator with branded microsites, mind maps and real-time editing, but the conversation was dominated by hosting, compliance and Responsible AI review. A 12-month capacity licensing structure and Dreamforce usage were agreed in principle.
Test Run Health
Latest Status
● Failed
Run #61 · Jun 9
Avg Pass Rate
89%
Last 4 runs
Failed (Latest)
2
of 34 tests · Run #61
Avg Duration
11m 56s
Last 4 runs
Runs on Record
4
feature/remote_lights
Signals
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Latest Run Failed — Run #61 (2 Failures + 2 Flaky of 34)
Run #61 (Jun 9) failed on feature/remote_lights in staging: 32 passed, 2 failed, 2 flaky (94% pass rate). This ends the clean streak from Run #52 (22/22 on May 25). Coverage grew from 22 to 34 tests, so newly added tests may be surfacing the failures — worth checking the 2 failing and 2 flaky tests.
TestsStaging
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Run History Gap — Runs #53–60 Not in Store
Only runs #41, #42, #52 and #61 are available from the Vercel Blob store, so runs #43–51 and #53–60 are not visible. Trend visibility is partial — the jump from #52 (May 25) to #61 (Jun 9) skips the intervening runs.
Tests
Pass / Fail by Run
Recent Runs
ℹ️ Run data sourced from vu-playwright-dashboard.vercel.app (requires login). Data last captured Aug 10, 2026 (latest Run #61, Jun 9, 2026 — no new runs since).
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