LTU's image matching technology is able to automatically and very efficeintly detect that two images are clones, or find clones of an image within a database of images. Of course, these two images can be frames extracted from a video file.

By analyzing the shapes and colors in an image, LTU's similarity search can quickly order thousands of images from most similar to least similar to the query image.  The technology also supports searching on color alone or shape alone.

LTU technologies is raising the market standards in video matching performance and accuracy.  The market - especially copyright owners, operators of video sharing and social networking sites - have demanded solutions to cope with the explosion in media generation, as well as the explosion in unauthorized use of copyright-protected materials.

There are numerous ways to index a set of images to facilitate searching.  LTU has a powerful technology that extracts the most important colors from an image and ranks them according to how much of that color appears.  

Visualizing hundreds of videos during an investigation, a computer forensics analysis or while moderating a website can be a long and tedious task. In order to speed this process up, our video summary technology processes a video file, automatically detects the most salient and complimentary frames or sequences in this file, and presents users with a condensed overview of the content of a video.

LTU's face detection profile lets you find quickly find images of people using LTU's strong classification profiles.  The profile was developed by defining what makes up a face and then analyzing an image for those features.

By analyzing millions of images, LTU has created classification profiles for a wide variety of image types ranging from landscapes to automobiles.  Those profiles generalize what constitutes a particular type of image.