Solar-powered, rapidly deployable surveillance trailers and AI video — one of Utah's largest private security-tech companies.

LiveView Technologies (LVT)

venture active confidence: Medium status: Draft updated 2026-08-11

Type: venture
Status: Draft
Confidence: Medium
Tier: C
Builder-tier: B
Activity-signal: 2026-02-25 · https://www.lvt.com/press/lvt-releases-license-plate-recognition-powered-by-insight-lpr
Activity-checked: 2026-08-14
Focus: physical security, mobile surveillance, AI video analytics, public safety, hardware-plus-subscription
Roles: software-engineering, manufacturing-operations, sales-business-development, legal-policy
Stage: Private growth company (~$135M secured in 2022 across equity and debt)
Primary Location: American Fork, UT
Utah Location: American Fork, UT
Region: American Fork
Map Location: LVT Headquarters, 802 E 1050 S, American Fork, UT 84003
Coordinates: 40.3560867, -111.7762899
Location Precision: exact
Location Source: https://www.lvt.com/contact
Additional Map Location: LVT Manufacturing, 151 E 3450 N, Spanish Fork, UT 84660 | 40.1546825, -111.6539214 | exact | https://www.lvt.com/contact
Website: https://www.lvt.com
Careers: https://job-boards.greenhouse.io/liveviewtechnologiesinc
Domain: computing, aerospace-defense
Updated: 2026-08-11
Needs-reviewed: 2026-07-14

Summary

American Fork-based LiveView Technologies sells subscription-based, solar-powered mobile surveillance trailers with cameras and edge analytics (official site). The company has packaged mature components well; its strength is deployment and business-model execution, not a novel technical moat.

Impact

LVT's impact is commercial and operational: it offers visible deterrence and remote monitoring at a fraction of the cost of on-site guards, and it has real adoption at scale. Public-safety case studies cite measurable outcomes — e.g., a reported crime decrease in one city's deployment and rural coverage gaps filled in Utah County — though these are largely company-published case studies and should be read as such.

The honest framing is that this is mature-market execution (security cameras plus AI analytics and a good subscription model), not a hard, novel technical problem. It is also surveillance infrastructure, which carries civil-liberties and privacy considerations — especially as feeds integrate directly into police real-time crime centers (LVT has announced an integration with Axon's Fūsus platform). Those considerations belong in any serious discussion of where this technology gets deployed and under what oversight.

What They Are Building

The core product is a self-contained mobile surveillance trailer: cameras, solar power, cellular connectivity, deterrence hardware (lights, strobes, speakers), and a cloud video-management platform. Recent additions include AI features such as spotlight/auto-tracking, "talk-down" deterrence, and keyword search, plus a wall-mounted unit (announced 2025) for fixed perimeters. Entering 2026, the company has described an "LVT 2.0" strategy with an expanded C-suite and increased R&D, positioning beyond pure mobile security toward a broader platform. Official Website: LiveView Technologies

What They Need Now

Hiring runs dozens of roles deep, spanning applied / agentic AI and MLOps, fullstack and mobile software, cloud / networking / DevOps, embedded and electrical hardware, manufacturing (assembly, welding, warehouse), field and federal GTM, and security / privacy / legal. That matches LVT 2.0: platform software plus physical fleet scale.

For talent matching, LVT fits operators and engineers who want a large, fast-growing, revenue-driven Utah company and applied AI shipped into the field, rather than early-stage equity upside or deep-research work.

Who Could Help

Useful helpers include enterprise and public-sector go-to-market advisors, privacy and surveillance-policy counsel (given the law-enforcement use cases), manufacturing and supply-chain operators, and growth-stage capital or debt providers. Partners in the public-safety integration ecosystem (e.g., evidence/RTCC platforms) are natural relationships.

Utah Context

LVT is a Silicon Slopes success story: bootstrapped from a garage in 2005 to one of Utah's larger private tech employers, headquartered in American Fork with manufacturing in Spanish Fork. Its backers include growth investor Sorenson Capital and the Larry H. Miller Group, alongside Lead Edge Capital and Pelion Venture Partners. It represents the "commercial-scale execution" end of Utah's security-and-autonomy landscape, distinct from the defense-procurement focus of Teal Drones or Fortem Technologies.

Evidence

Official Website: LiveView Technologies · https://www.lvt.com
LVT press release "Secures $135M" (Sept 2022): a $50M Series B equity round (Sorenson Capital, with Larry H. Miller Group, Lead Edge Capital, Pelion) plus an $85M debt facility led by KeyBanc and MUFG. Press releases are leads, not neutral proof.
Trade coverage (Security Systems News, TechBuzz) for 15,000+ deployments, 200+ employees, LVT 2.0 leadership, and the Axon Fūsus integration.

Open Questions

The $135M figure is 2022 and combines equity and debt, not a single equity raise; current valuation, revenue, and any newer funding are unconfirmed here.
What privacy, retention, and oversight policies govern LVT's law-enforcement deployments and the Fūsus integration?
Deployment counts and crime-reduction outcomes are largely company-published; independent verification is limited.