ImageSeeker from LTU Technologies – Based on color, texture, and image segmentation. No upload – the demo applies to a fixed image collection. Whether it actually uses image analysis is unclear.
[...] I ran into a report by WSJ on LTU TEchnologis and ImageSeeker: ”The company has come up with software that can recognize, index and describe images according to their visual features.” “ImageSeeker [is] an image-comparison engine allowing users to search for photos and videos using images instead of keywords.” I said to myself ”Nothing new” and then I saw the date November 19, 2001! I guess the news is that how little has happened since… To confirm, I went to the web site. The only demo is the one I saw last time I was there. There is a collection of a few dozen images and you can “find similar images” – from the same collection. The search continues… [...]
[...] I ran into a report by WSJ on LTU TEchnologis and ImageSeeker: ”The company has come up with software that can recognize, index and describe images according to their visual features.” “ImageSeeker [is] an image-comparison engine allowing users to search for photos and videos using images instead of keywords.” I said to myself ”Nothing new” and then I saw the date November 19, 2001! I guess the news is that how little has happened since… To confirm, I went to the web site. The only demo is the one I saw last time I was there. There is a collection of a few dozen images and you can “find similar images” – from the same collection. The search continues… [...]