[MPEGIF News] MPEGIF Member Spotlight

 


 



Member Spotlight

 	 

 



 


Dear MPEGIF Readers,


Please take a moment to learn more about this weeks featured MPEGIF members.
Each member of the MPEG Industry Forum is dedicated to the same mission: "To
further the adoption of MPEG Standards, by establishing them as well
accepted and widely used standards among creators of content, developers,
manufacturers, providers of services, and end users". We hope you find this
spotlight to be informative and interesting. 


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Sebastian Moeritz 


MPEGIF President


 



Human Monitoring Ltd.



Human Monitoring vision is to become a leading provider of high quality,
intelligent, cost effective, multi standard integrated video CoDec
solutions.
These, vision solutions, are based on unique algorithms such as Motion
Estimation, Rate Control, Scene Change Detection, Pixel-Adaptive Motion
De-interlacer, Digital Image Stabilizer and Privacy Protecting Motion
Detection.
HM's video solutions enable ODMs and OEMs the introduction of competitive
consumer and professional appliances, which are cost effective yet superior
in performance appliances, which are cost effective yet superior in
performance.                                            


 

Indigo Vision


IndigoVision provides enterprise-level video and alarm management solutions,
with over 1000 installations worldwide. IndigoVision completely owns its
technology, including a rich suite of hardware products and the associated
complete system management software. The company has global reach, with a
sales and support presence established in 9 territories outside the UK,
serving over 70 systems integrator and installer partners across the world.
IndigoVision solutions are used for security & monitoring applications in
the major global markets in rail, road, prisons, ports, schools and banks.
21 airport projects now use IndigoVision solutions, and the backbone of the
entire security systems for both the recent 2006 Winter Olympics in Turin
and the 2004 Olympics in Athens were IndigoVision.

IndigoVision works with local installer partners to deploy networked
security which deliver transformational gains in operational and cost
effectiveness by enabling single enterprise-wide integrated systems. These
solutions deliver excellent video and audio, markedly reduce storage costs
and enable superfast access to recorded footage. The fact that IndigoVision
provides end to end solutions enables a much smoother deployment by
installers and, uniquely, also allows IndigoVision to deliver its Control
Center software with a free unrestricted license by charging only for its
hardware.

Main Concept


In its early days, MainConcept specialized in video editing software for
various computer systems (Amiga, OS/2, Windows 95). MainConcept released its
first video codec, the highly acclaimed Motion JPEG Codec in 1995. Since
then the company has focused more and more on providing high performance
video codecs and associated technologies (muxing, streaming, audio codecs,
etc.) on an  <http://www.mainconcept.com/site/index.php?id=118> OEM basis.

Over the years MainConcept has developed a complete range of all important
standards-based  <http://www.mainconcept.com/site/index.php?id=6> codecs for
the PC and established long-term relationships with many
<http://www.mainconcept.com/site/index.php?id=111> leading companies all
over the world.

MainConcept has subsidiaries in the
<http://www.mainconcept.com/site/index.php?id=117> USA and
<http://www.mainconcept.com/site/index.php?id=8740> Japan as well as offices
in Hong Kong and Silicon Valley. As of 2006, MainConcept employs about 120
people -- about 80 of whom are senior codec engineers. This makes
MainConcept probably the biggest team of video codec experts in the world.

Mayah Communications


MAYAHR Communications' main objective is the development and distribution of
innovative hiqh quality solutions for audio and audio/video communications
in broadcast and corporate networks. Focus is given to standardized audio
and video formats, such as MPEG-1, -2 and 4 as well as proprietary but
accepted formats such as E/apt-X, ADPCM4SB and others. 

MAYAH has shown technological leadership in audio transmission by inventing
FlashCastR, the automatic codec recognition, which allows compatibility to
nearly all standard and proprietary audio codecs in the market. It has been
developing innovative hard and software products for InHouseStreaming,
WebRadio, ISDN, other broadcast networking applications and Digital Handheld
Recording.

Mcube Works


Founded in December, 2000, McubeWorks set up 2001 as the year of developing
core technologies, enabling to build its foundation of mobile multimedia
technologies. Over the succeeding years of 2002 and 2003, it focused on
developing multimedia solutions and finally launched multimedia streaming
and videophone solutions for mobile terminals and servers. 
Since the year of 2004, with its successful development of multimedia
solutions needed for mobile broadcasting as well as for mobile
telecommunications, it has been offering a variety of multimedia
technologies from solutions for mobile phones, smart phones, WiFi terminals,
and DMB terminals to server solutions needed for streaming and real-time
mobile broadcasting. 
By commercializing H.264/AAC+ based VOD and DMB end-to-end solution for the
first time in the world, McubeWorks covers terminals to multimedia
platforms, and has exerted every effort to be the world's first and best
total solution provider.

 

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