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Decart

Company developing AI infrastructure and live video models, including the Lucy editing system.

France Télévisions named Decart’s Lucy 2.0 in its Roland-Garros prototype demonstrations on 11 June 2026. Decart introduced Lucy 2.5 on 16 July, extending the company’s live-video product line.

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Key Question

Decart transforms live sports video in under half a second; which tournament is next?

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Background

Decart develops technology for generating and transforming visual content, alongside infrastructure for running AI workloads. Its Lucy product line edits live video, allowing changes to people, objects and environments within a stream. The company also develops Oasis models for interactive worlds. Together, those products place its work across video processing, generation and the computing systems that support them.

The distinction between those activities matters when assessing a Decart application. Editing a supplied video stream, generating an interactive world and optimising computation address different production needs. A model demonstration establishes what was shown in that setting; performance claims require their own operating conditions and evidence.

Key Issues
Video production

Decart gains a broadcaster demonstration credit

Decart received a named broadcaster credit in France Télévisions’ 11 June 2026 account of RG Lab at Roland-Garros. The demonstrations used Lucy 2.0 for real-time video transformation. For Decart, the disclosure placed its model in a broadcaster’s experimental workflow, with the activity described as prototypes and demonstrations.

Decart’s own 16 July release subsequently introduced Lucy 2.5 for changing people, objects and environments in live video. The company described 30-frame-per-second output at 1080p. Those are attributed product specifications; neither announcement establishes a Universal broadcast-latency threshold or confirms routine use across France Télévisions’ live output.

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Reference

What does Decart offer beyond live video editing?
Decart also offers its optimisation stack for AI workloads and Oasis models for generating interactive worlds.Source: Decart official company overview
What does Decart's Lucy 2.5 model do?
Lucy 2.5 transforms people, objects and environments in a live video stream. Decart describes output at 30 frames per second and 1080p resolution.Source: Decart: Lucy 2.5 release
how fast is Decart's Lucy 2.0 video transformation?
France Télévisions reported less than half a second of latency for its Lucy 2.0 sports-video experiment at RG Lab 2026.Source: https://www.francetelevisions.fr/groupe/le-lab/rd/rg-lab-2026-ia-au-service-de-limage-57205
what is Lucy 2.0?
Lucy 2.0 is Decart's model for transforming video in real time. France Télévisions used it for sports-video demonstrations at RG Lab during Roland-Garros 2026.Source: https://www.francetelevisions.fr/groupe/le-lab/rd/rg-lab-2026-ia-au-service-de-limage-57205
what does Decart do?
Decart develops models for live video editing and interactive worlds, alongside infrastructure that optimises AI workloads.Source: https://decart.ai/
When did Decart introduce Lucy 2.5?
Decart dates its Lucy 2.5 release to 16 July 2026.Source: Decart: Lucy 2.5 release
where was Decart's technology used in 2026?
France Télévisions demonstrated Decart's Lucy 2.0 at RG Lab during Roland-Garros 2026. Its 11 June account describes experiments with transformed sports footage.Source: https://www.francetelevisions.fr/groupe/le-lab/rd/rg-lab-2026-ia-au-service-de-limage-57205
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Written with AI from Lowdown's published reporting. Not individually reviewed by an editor. Updated 26 October 2026. Editorial standards.