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AIRY:3D is a startup based in Montreal bent on answering one question: our world has three dimensions, so why can’t our pictures? Our suite of passive light-field recovery technologies ensures that AIRY:3D powered cameras aren’t held hostage by auto-focus, all without sacrificing battery life or image quality. We deliver depth, simply.

Itseez was started in 2005 by three friends who shared passion for computer vision technologies. The company (called “Computer Vision Center ”Argus” at that time) created a digital planetarium system installed in several locations in Russia and Eastern Europe. It has also rolled out vCount that is now one of the leading people counter systems in Russia.

Almalence is a leading company in the field of computational imaging technologies, providing advanced solutions that enhance optical systems in various devices, including high-end DSLR cameras and mobile phones. The company's technologies are licensed by prominent smartphone manufacturers and are integrated into over 30 million high-end devices each year. Headquartered in Austin, Texas, Almalence operates with a distributed team across several countries, including the USA, Russia, Israel, China, and South Korea.

WriteReader is a learning platform focused on enhancing children's reading and writing skills through the creation of digital books. The platform allows children to take pictures of their surroundings, including family and friends, and write about these images at their appropriate language level. WriteReader translates the child's text into conventional writing, facilitating the publishing of these stories in a global online library. This approach not only fosters creativity but also encourages literacy by enabling children to engage in storytelling while they learn to read and write.

Occipital, Inc. is a company that specializes in mobile computer vision applications, aiming to integrate spatial computing into everyday life. Founded in 2008 and headquartered in Boulder, Colorado, it is known for developing innovative products such as the Structure Sensor, the first 3D sensor designed for mobile devices, which allows users to scan objects, map interior spaces, and create 3D models. Additionally, Occipital offers the 360 Panorama application, enabling quick and easy capture of 360-degree images. The company provides developers with tools like the Structure SDK for iOS and OpenNI 2, an open-source SDK for creating applications for various operating systems. Occipital has a history of successful projects, including RedLaser, a barcode-scanning application acquired by eBay.

DotProduct develops and sells technology that enables mobile devices to capture dense 3D data in real-time. The current main product (called DPI-8) is a combination of tablet (NVIDIA SHIELD 8-inch), 3D camera (Primesense Carmine) and software (DotProduct Phi.3D) that together is a complete standalone 3D imager, able to capture 3D models of scenes and objects on the spot and in high detail. The DotProduct Phi.3D software also has a number of high-end features (like being able to use survey targeting, scan appendability, export to a variety of formats) that make the DPI-8 a serious tool for 3D professionals. The company's founding team consists of seasoned entrepreneurs and Computer Vision professionals.

Pixeon provides healthcare technology solutions. Its products include radiology information system that increases the productivity of diagnostic imaging center; laboratory information system; and picture archiving and communication system (PACS), an image management system. Pixeon’s products also include teleradiology that uses information technology to allow remote diagnostics, as well as promotes agility in service by allowing access to the digital report; and supplements to PACS. Moreover, it offers radiology, ophthalmology, laboratory management, teleradiology, and print management solutions. Further, Pixeon provides consulting, integration, training, and other support services to hospitals, clinics, and diagnostic centers in Brazil, Argentina, and Chile. Roberto Ribeira da Cruz founded Pixeon Comércio e Desenvolvimento de Software on May 22, 2003 that became Pixeon Medical Systems in September 2012, with its headquarters in Florianopolis in Brazil.

Olaworks, Inc. develops and markets facial recognition technology. The company offers Web based services and software applications focusing on face identification and recognition. It partners with RobotEver, Inc. and Intel Capital. Olaworks, Inc. was founded in 2006 and is headquartered in Seoul, South Korea.

ArcSoft, Inc. is a prominent software developer specializing in multimedia technologies and applications across various platforms, including smartphones, digital cameras, and smart devices. The company provides a comprehensive range of imaging and video solutions designed to enhance the functionality and user experience of mobile phones, cameras, and consumer electronics. Their offerings include advanced solutions for smartphone cameras, professional engineering integration, and technical support services. ArcSoft also develops motion sensing technologies for applications in augmented and virtual reality, as well as safety solutions for vehicles, such as digital video recorders that assist in fatigue detection and identity recognition. Additionally, the company produces projector technologies and live video broadcasting solutions that enrich real-time user interactions. Founded in 1994 and headquartered in Fremont, California, ArcSoft collaborates with leading technology partners to continually innovate in the multimedia sector. The company has established offices in Europe, Korea, Japan, China, and Taiwan to support its global operations.

Storage Appliance Corporation is a leading developer of consumer backup software marketed as [Clickfree](/organization/clickfree)™. Clickfree™ Automatic Backup is the world's first technology that performs backup by simply connecting any storage device to the PC, without having to set up or configure software.

Olaworks, Inc. develops and markets facial recognition technology. The company offers Web based services and software applications focusing on face identification and recognition. It partners with RobotEver, Inc. and Intel Capital. Olaworks, Inc. was founded in 2006 and is headquartered in Seoul, South Korea.

Neusoft Group is a Chinese company specializing in information technology solutions and services. It focuses on software technology, providing industry and product engineering solutions along with related software products and platforms. Neusoft serves a diverse range of industries, including telecommunications, energy, finance, government, manufacturing, trade logistics, healthcare, education, transportation, and media. The company offers various services such as application development and maintenance, ERP implementation, consulting, testing, performance engineering, and IT infrastructure management. Additionally, it engages in software localization and globalization, business process outsourcing, and IT education and training. Neusoft also develops its own brand of medical and network security products and collaborates with multinational corporations to deliver embedded software solutions for digital home appliances and mobile devices.

Apogee Photonics specializes in designing, developing, and producing advanced indium phosphide solutions for optical transmission systems. Founded in 2000 and headquartered in Allentown, Pennsylvania, with an additional office in New Jersey, the company provides products that enhance optical communication capabilities, specifically for 10Gb/s and 40Gb/s transmission. Their offerings include thermistor-based temperature monitoring, modulator-based power monitoring products, electroabsorption-modulated lasers, and laser integrated modulators. Apogee Photonics serves several tier 1 system original equipment manufacturers (OEMs) and module vendors, with sales operations extending across the United States, Canada, Europe, Israel, and Asia. The company was previously known as ASIP, Inc. before its acquisition by CyOptics, Inc. in 2007.

Panorama Software Limited is a Toronto-based company that develops and markets business intelligence software solutions tailored for a variety of industries, including manufacturing, financial services, retail, government, media, telecommunications, entertainment, insurance, and healthcare. Since its founding in 1993, Panorama has focused on providing innovative tools to help businesses analyze data effectively. One of its key offerings is Panorama Necto, a collaborative and visual business intelligence software that features dashboards and infographics designed to enhance decision-making processes. The company's solutions aim to empower organizations by delivering actionable insights and facilitating data-driven strategies.

Identify Software offers enterprises, software vendors, and information technology consultancies with software solutions that enable them to find solutions to problems in applications. Identify Software offers BMC AppSight, a system that assists development teams to determine the root cause of software bugs and customer issues in .NET, Windows-based, and J2EE applications. Identify Software was acquired by BMC Software in May 2006. Identify Software was founded in 1996 and is based in Petah Tikva, Israel.

Apogee Photonics specializes in designing, developing, and producing advanced indium phosphide solutions for optical transmission systems. Founded in 2000 and headquartered in Allentown, Pennsylvania, with an additional office in New Jersey, the company provides products that enhance optical communication capabilities, specifically for 10Gb/s and 40Gb/s transmission. Their offerings include thermistor-based temperature monitoring, modulator-based power monitoring products, electroabsorption-modulated lasers, and laser integrated modulators. Apogee Photonics serves several tier 1 system original equipment manufacturers (OEMs) and module vendors, with sales operations extending across the United States, Canada, Europe, Israel, and Asia. The company was previously known as ASIP, Inc. before its acquisition by CyOptics, Inc. in 2007.

PhotonEx Corp is an optical networking equipment manufacturer.

Photonex is the UK's showcase event dedicated to photonics and light technologies.

Photobit Corp. is a supplier of CMOS image sensors.

REALVIZ develops and markets interactive 2D image processing and 3D modeling tools for computer graphics professionals in the television advertising and programming, feature films, and corporate presentation market. REALVIZ applications enable users to easily and cost-effectively process 2D photos, video and cinematic images into computer-generated images, sequences, 3D camera tracks and 3D models for use in the creation of 3D animation and special effects.

Photonex is the UK's showcase event dedicated to photonics and light technologies.

PictureIQ has been helping businesses take advantage of the Internet and mobile networks with high-performance, dynamic imaging solutions.

RealTimeImage is a prominent developer of web-based imaging products and services tailored for the Graphic Arts and Medical sectors. The company specializes in delivering high-quality imaging solutions that enhance collaboration and efficiency through real-time internet capabilities. By facilitating e-commerce interactions between commercial print businesses, their clients, and advertising agencies, RealTimeImage streamlines workflows and improves communication within the industry. Its commitment to innovation positions it as a leader in the imaging technology space.

RealTimeImage is a prominent developer of web-based imaging products and services tailored for the Graphic Arts and Medical sectors. The company specializes in delivering high-quality imaging solutions that enhance collaboration and efficiency through real-time internet capabilities. By facilitating e-commerce interactions between commercial print businesses, their clients, and advertising agencies, RealTimeImage streamlines workflows and improves communication within the industry. Its commitment to innovation positions it as a leader in the imaging technology space.

RealTimeImage is a prominent developer of web-based imaging products and services tailored for the Graphic Arts and Medical sectors. The company specializes in delivering high-quality imaging solutions that enhance collaboration and efficiency through real-time internet capabilities. By facilitating e-commerce interactions between commercial print businesses, their clients, and advertising agencies, RealTimeImage streamlines workflows and improves communication within the industry. Its commitment to innovation positions it as a leader in the imaging technology space.

Esoft is a technology-driven company that specializes in providing integrated network security solutions, primarily aimed at protecting organizations from evolving Internet-based threats. The company offers a range of products, including the InstaGate Firewall with VPN and the ThreatWall Content Management Gateway, which deliver high-performance security services such as deep packet inspection, unified threat management, comprehensive email security, and total web security. Esoft's solutions are designed to simplify the deployment and management of network security for IT managers, reducing the demands on their time and expertise, and ultimately lowering the total cost of ownership for businesses.

Parity Software Development is a company that was acquired by Intel in 1999

Shipu Software Company is focused on the development of digital photogrammetry systems (VirtuoZo), three-dimensional visual geographic information systems (AGIS), and remote sensing image processing systems (ImageXuite RS). The company also carries out the implementation and system integration of related projects. Shipu Software develops three (SGPS, RS, GIS) software products centered around photogrammetry. The international photogrammetry community has selected Shipu Software’s product, VirtuoZo, as one of the three most practical digital photogram metrical mapping systems.

Viewpoint started in 1988 and was one of the first companies to build and sell 3D Models to the new Computer Graphics industry. These models were used in over 500 movies and video games and the Viewpoint catalog became the reference for building new objects. Viewpoint also was the pioneer in developing new ways to digitize 3D objects as well as 2D vector maps and clip art. Viewpoint was acquired by Computer Associates in October of 1998.