We provide our clients with the means to quickly and easily deploy, manage, and deliver rich internet applications - empowering their end-users to create and manipulate content, communicate and interact in new ways, and access multimedia wherever they are, whenever they want.

UGV Case Study: Ancestry.com

Our UGV component has a variety of well-established use cases.  From intra-site video messaging to video blogging and commenting, it’s regarded by our clients as a major value-add feature for their end users.  Through all of the different applications we’ve created around it, communication is at its core, and while the majority believes that this new wave of video sharing and communication is restricted to the Myspace bloc of internet users, a wider, older demographic is gradually getting in on the action as well.

Last summer, we were approached by our friends at The Generations Network about integrating some of our products into their flagship property, Ances...

Education and Flixn

Since our re-launch, we’ve had quite a few questions from our friends in the educational space about when we’re going to offer products they can incorporate into their classrooms.  The short answer: soon.  Before we retired the original Flixn.com a few short months ago, many school districts and universities had been using our freely available webcam recording technology in and out of the classroom.  Unfortunately, our recent changes didn’t allow for the continuation of the service - but all is not lost.

We were ecstatic about providing ...

UGV Case Study: Cisco Systems

Cisco has long been at the forefront of networking, both through their hardware and by connecting people through new mediums.  It may be an obvious statement to some, but Cisco’s efforts in software from unified communications to mobility are often unknown to the general public due to their reputation as a global leader in routing, switching, and hardware-driven information technology.  If you’ve watched CNN at all lately, you’ve noticed quite a few Cisco advertisements that focus more on how their software (and hardware) can enhance the day to day life of the average person, be it through their TelePresence line of live conferencing solutions or WebEx’s group collaboration offerings.  “Welcome to the Human Network” is an appropriate tagline that reflects where the company is going: promoting innovative ways of communicating, collaborating, and sharing media (and sell the hardware to support all of it).  That’s a concept we understand very well.

Last year, we opened a dialogue with Cisco about how we could interface some of our products with their corporate website in order to help better engage the site’s visitors.  Starting in January, we began developing and implementing a custom co...