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We add context to images

Our image recognition products help you connecting images to relevant information. You snap a picture, we tell you what's in it.

1. Use your mobile

2. Snap a picture

3. Get related content

We are in the age of digital images. Communication online moves from text to visual. Smartphones are equipped with digital cameras and high-speed Internet connection. This means, that every day huge amounts of digital images are generated and shared online. We help you build products which integrate image recognition technology. As this technology allows computers to understand images, our solutions help you to work with digital images efficiently every day.

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Events 2013

Meet us in person at one of the following events.
Feb 25 - 28 Mobile world Congress 2013 (Barcelona)
June 1 - 2 Photo Hack Day (Berlin)
June 23 - 27 CVPR 2013 (Portland)

What's new on our blog

May 22, 2013
Making the kooaba API easier to use: fresh sample code and documentation We just published fresh sample code for Android and Java platforms. You will also notice that we updated our documentation and our support forums with fresh, proper looks making it more pleasant to browse and blending it in nicely with … Continue reading
April 29, 2013
kooaba is a cool vendor, says Gartner We are thrilled to be featured as a “Cool Vendor in Consumer Mobile Applications 2013″. The report ” … profiles five vendors that play different roles in the mobile app ecosystem. They contribute to the new app economy’s growth by … Continue reading
April 22, 2013
iZeeum augments your museum visit Every day our customers come up with great ideas for the use of our visual recognition platform in products and services. Recently a neat little app caught our eye: iZeeum is an app targeted at art galleries and museums. Users … Continue reading

Works at large scale –
currently searching in over 41 million images

Our recognition system scales well with the number of requests and data.
It allows for searching millions of images in less than a second.