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Pixxel is a space data company that develops a constellation of hyperspectral earth imaging satellites and analytical tools to mine insights from that data. The constellation is designed to provide global coverage every 24 hours, aiming to detect, monitor, and predict global phenomena.

InstaDeep is a creator of a platform for making decisions that will guarantee talent retention and offer training. The company's platform provides a variety of AI programs, such as enhanced pattern recognition, insights accelerated by GPUs, self-learning decision-making systems, machine learning, and predictive analytics to optimize decisions. This enables businesses to increase return on investments by enhancing manufacturing, logistics, mobility, and energy efficiency. InstaDeep was established on October 8, 2015 by Zohra Slim and Karim Beguir in London, England.

Arkangel AI allows healthcare organizations to unlock the power of artificial intelligence with a no-code platform that builds, deploys, and manages machine learning algorithms at scale.

AIMATTER specializes in building next-gen apps with proprietary advanced image processing technologies. Its SDK is able to run deep learning models in real time directly on smartphones.

Moodstocks bridges the physical and digital worlds thanks to smartphone image recognition. They provide an API and a ready-to-use cross-platform SDK so that any developers can integrate scanning in minutes. Their award winning platform is robust, real-time and scalable. Give it a try!

Vision Factory specialised in visual recognition systems and deep learning, applying artificial intelligence techniques to enhance the accuracy and speed of object recognition and other vision-based computer systems.

Dark Blue is one of the leaders on the frontier of deep learning and language: translation, dialogue, summarization, sentiment analysis, semantic parsing, question answering, and mapping language to action. Dark Blue Labs features experts on deep learning for images, video, speech and reinforcement learning tasks

TaggPic geo-recognition technology analyzes photos based solely on visual features to recognize landmarks in digital photos, and the precise locations where the photos were captured. The Problem: Hundreds of millions of digital photos from around the world are uploaded to the Web every day. This explosion of pixel data is creating the need for fast, hyper-accurate, and automatic tagging of massive collections of images. The Solution: TaggPic technology is based solely on visual features, and does not require any metadata, such as GPS tags, manual tagging, or other location sensors, although it is capable of working with inputs from all three. The underlying algorithms can determine the precise position of the camera viewpoint in a geo-referenced coordinate system, even if no prior data about the photo’s location is known. TaggPic transforms static 2D photos into auto-tagged, geo-positioned, and intelligently connected platforms. TaggPic’s crowd-fueled computer vision technology instantly recognizes landmarks, buildings, and other objects in images without the need for GPS data or manual tagging.

Jetpac provides mobile travel recommendations by combining image processing, big data, mobile and social technology. The Jetpac City Guides iPhone app gives city guides for over 6000 cities around the world, from image processing of the world's Instagram photos.

Maker of "Word Lens" and application which instantly translates printed words from one language to another using a device's built-in video camera, in real time.

DNNresearch, a young startup founded by professor Geoffrey Hinton and two of his grad students, Alex Krizhevsky and Ilya Sutskever.

Pittsburgh Pattern Recognition (PittPatt) develops reliable face recognition software for images and video.

Like.com operates as a visual search engine that enables users to discover and compare similar products online. Unlike traditional image search engines, it utilizes advanced image recognition technology to index images based on their visual characteristics rather than just metadata or tags. This allows users to search for a wide range of products, including shoes, bags, watches, jewelry, and clothing, without the need for specific search terms. Users can either click on images displayed on Like.com to find similar items or enter descriptive phrases, which the platform translates into mathematical representations of visual signatures. These signatures consist of numerous variables that accurately represent each product's appearance. Future enhancements are expected to include the ability for users to upload images directly for searches, further broadening the scope of product discovery.

Plink is an online search engine that provides its users with technology tips. The blog enables its users to search for tips and guides on how to operate and utilize Google-related products. Plink was founded in 2009 by Mark Cummins and is based in London. It was acquired by Google in 2010.

Picnik is an online photo editor that gives users fast, easy access to powerful photo editing tools from any computer platform on any Internet browser. Picnik is the default editor on [Flickr](http://www.crunchbase.com/organization/flickr) and PhotoWorks and integrates seamlessly with a variety of websites including [Facebook](/organization/facebook), [MySpace](/organization/myspace), Picasa Web Albums, Photobucket, [Webshots](/organization/webshots), Lexmark and [Box.net](/organization/box-net). In March 2010, Picnik was acquired by Google.

The BrainPort V100 is a non-surgical assistive device intended for orientation, mobility, object identification, and spot reading by individuals who are blind with no useful vision. It translates digital information from a video camera into gentle electrical stimulation patterns on the surface of the tongue. Users feel moving bubble-like patterns on their tongue which they learn to interpret as the shape, size, location, and motion of objects in their environment. The BrainPort V100 is intended to augment, rather than replace, other assistive technologies such as the white cane or dog guide.

Image America is a high volume document scanning company. Image America is located in Towson, Maryland. Image America provides on-site and off-site scanning services for clients across the United States. Services include all forms of document scanning, including paper, microfilm & large format documents. Other services include document preparation, indexing, OCR.

Panoramio is an user contributed image service, bought by [Google](http://www.crunchbase.com/organization/google) in May 2007, that is entirely location-based. It provides imagery for Google Earth.