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Kaltura Launches Real-Time AI Video Agents to Transform Digital Engagement

Israeli company Kaltura launches Agentic Avatars, real-time AI video agents that offer photorealistic, human-like interactions for enterprise engagement.

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Jerusalem, 12 March, 2026 (TPS-IL) — Israeli tech company Kaltura has launched Agentic Avatars, a new class of real-time, AI-driven conversational video agents designed for enterprises. The photorealistic avatars combine human-like interaction with organizational intelligence, enabling personalized engagement across customer service, employee training, learning, and communications.

The company also released a Software Development Kit (SDK) that allows developers to integrate avatar-based AI conversations directly into applications and workflows, with control over behavior, knowledge access, and responses. The avatars operate in over 30 languages, analyze context in real time, and integrate with enterprise systems, offering scalable, secure, and compliant digital experiences.

Ron Yekutiel, Kaltura’s CEO, said the technology “enables dynamic, hyper-personalized digital interactions with measurable business impact.”

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