Amimon Overview
Amimon develops wireless UHD video solutions with sub-frame latency for medical, industrial, cinema, and live production markets. Their technology uses MIMO and OFDM, combined with Joint Source Channel Coding, to deliver high-definition video with less than 1ms latency. Amimon's integrated circuits enable high-quality, ultra-low latency video transmission, ensuring robust performance across various applications.
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Latest News
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Israeli team behind Amimon chipset wins Academy Award for Scientific and Technical Achievement
Israeli scientists from Tel Aviv University, including Prof. Meir Feder and Dr. Zvi Reznic, have been selected to receive the 2021 Scientific And Technical Achievement Awards from the Oscars. They were awarded for their contribution to the development of the Amimon wireless chipset, which enables high-quality on-set, encrypted digital video monitoring. The technology has become common in the global film industry and allows for simultaneous transmission of video from multiple channels with no delay. Amimon, the startup that developed the technology, was acquired by the Vitec Group in 2018 for $55 million. The award will be presented in a virtual ceremony on February 13.
Acquisition
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Vitec buys Israeli video transmission solutions co Amimon
Israeli chip company Amimon has been acquired by UK-based Vitec for $55 million in cash. Amimon, known for its wireless video transmission chip technology, has raised $53.6 million since its founding in 2004. Vitec, a provider of services to the broadcasting and film-making market, plans to retain Amimons development center in Israel and will benefit from the acquisition by expanding into adjacent markets. The acquisition is expected to enhance earnings per share from 2019. Amimon had previously laid off 30% of its workforce in 2012 after shifting its focus to the professional market.
Acquisition
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Creative Solutions Acquires Amimon - Film and Digital Times
Teradek has acquired Amimon, with Amimon being integrated into Vitecs Creative Solutions division. Amimon designs and provides chips and circuits for wireless products from Teradek and other companies. The acquisition will accelerate the development of innovative new products and expand the reach of Teradeks products into adjacent markets. The acquisition eliminates barriers between the product, R&D, and engineering teams, enabling faster cooperation and driving innovation. Currently, Creative Solutions products are 1080p/60, but there may be a future focus on higher resolution.
Acquisition
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Amimon Teams Up with OptiTrack to Bring the First Fully Wireless Location-Based VR Solution at GDC in San Francisco
Amimons wireless VR video technology will be showcased at the Game Developers Conference (GDC) in collaboration with OptiTrack. The technology enables a wireless, backpack-free virtual reality experience with zero latency, allowing gamers to have completely immersive virtual experiences without physical restrictions. Amimons Joint-Source-Channel-Coding (JSCC) technology provides wide area coverage, with multiple players connected wirelessly and simultaneously. OptiTracks optical tracking systems combined with Amimons technology deliver top-quality HD video over the 5Ghz spectrum. The collaboration aims to showcase innovative technology for location-based entertainment experiences. Amimon is a market leader in wireless HD video connectivity, headquartered in San Jose, California. OptiTrack, a Leyard Company, is a worldwide leader in 3D tracking systems.
Partners
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Amimon's Falcore aims to bring FPV drone racing to the masses
Amimon, a company specializing in wireless HD video technology, has developed the Connex Falcore drone for the world of first-person view (FPV) drone racing. The drone offers full HD with zero latency, unlike other drones that use analog video. Amimon aims to provide a ready-to-fly FPV racing drone at a reasonable cost, eliminating the need for extensive training. The company believes that the FPV drone racing market has high potential and is targeting a price point of $799 for the complete Falcore system. The drone features an aeroshell monocoque carbon fiber chassis for protection and aerodynamics.
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| Sector | Media & Entertainment Technologies |
Funding
| Total funding | $60M |
| Last funding | $15M |
| Stage | Acquired |
| Rounds | 5 |
| Investors | 9 |
Team Members
3
Employees: 51-200
Web & Social Links
| Website | www.amimon.com/ |
| Google Play | Google Play |
Locations
Zarhin 26, Ra'anana, Israel
Higashigotanda, Shinagawa City, Tokyo, Japan
2025 Gateway Pl, San Jose, CA 95110, USA
Guangzhou, Guangdong Province, China
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