We release Havealook, a visual way to co-share media and files with friends, clients and collaborators.

We start the EMMA project to help event organisers and destination marketers engage better with their audiences and to tell better and more engaging stories.

We turn MyMeedia into a trusted and secure service integrating with F-Secure's APIs for detecting malicious links and files. Additionally, we rethink geo-based visualisations of photo streams and develop CityPulse, a new innovative way to browse photos on maps.

We supercharged MyMeedia with features to manage multimedia collections, create stories and share best moments. Added content recommendations, powerful search and filtering capabilities as well a tons of other improvements.

We release MyMeedia as a service for Brands, Events, Destinations and Campaigns to mix and master multimedia content in one place.

We extend our content management and publishing platform with features for XML/RSS feed ingestion and customise it as an application for Schladming, Austria as a digital pinboard for tourists and visitors to get information on what is going on in the region and what local business offer.

We launch our own flexible web-based platform for managing and publishing photos, videos, documents and audio files.

For the Frankfurt/Main Airport, we build an indoor localisation system and a web-based tool to annotate floor plans with points of interest for guiding low-sighted persons inside airports, train stations, large malls or public buildings.

Using location data and our visual similarity search we develop for Siena, Italy an interactive tourist guide to augment the user experience and connect visitors with local attractions.

We launch GAMA, the first online portal of major media art archives in Europe and open up media art collections to the interested public, curators, artists, researchers and art distributors.

Combining location and positioning data with our multimedia content analysis, we develop accessible indoor and outdoor navigation together with on-the-spot information on wearable computers.

We start up as a spin-off from the Centre for Computing Technologies with technology and tools for multimedia management and analysis that we have been developing there since 1995.