Videntifier Technologies was founded in September 2007 with the goal of supporting users searching and tracking vast amounts of multimedia data in an efficient and effective manner. Videntifier Technologies is a young and open-minded company that focuses on building up an international multimedia search infrastructure. Right now we are building the next Smart TV experience with automatic content identification.

Videntifier recognizes content on the fly and links it together. Videntifier allows communication through content. Users can navigate, discover, and interact with content. We also offer direct purchasing channels, and create a dialogue between producers and viewers. We connect broadcasters with the audience and their interests. And ads will finally make sense.

Previously we have established a market reputation by helping police technical departments engaged in locating illegal images and videos on seized computers. One of the company's leading customers is INTERPOL, where Videntifier's technology is being implemented into International Child Sexual Exploitation Database to assist victim identification specialists.

Videntifier Technologies has its roots in the database laboratories of Reykjavik University, Iceland and IRISA-CNRS in Rennes, France. It bases its services on the very latest innovations in multimedia database and computer vision technology. The company pays high attention to current research trends in the area and tries to incorporate these new features into its products.