Scalado, One more reason to love your phone
Scalado is a leading provider of high-performing imaging technologies, applications and engineering services for the camera phone industry. Founded in 2000, Scalado has its head office in Lund, Sweden and regional offices in Korea, Japan, USA and Taiwan. The company’s principal shareholders are venture capitalists NorthCap Partners, Industrifonden, and Teknoseed as well as company’s founders.
Scalados technology is in use in more than half a billion mobile phones around the world, from the following vendors among others: Sony Ericsson, Samsung, Motorola, LG and HTC. Scalado's technologies are also used by camera manufacturers, including Fujitsu, MTekVision, Aptina, Omnivision, NEC, and Samsung LSI.
Scalado powered devices accelerate users' desire to create and share more photos with their camera phones, increasing sales of handsets and mobile imaging services. Scalado work closely with its customers to provide them with high performing imaging software products and expertise to make mobile imaging more efficient and valuable for their end-users.
Scalado's solutions enable mobile phone manufacturers to increase to multi-mega resolution, while enjoying high performance and a great user experience. The technologies and products are platform independent and already ported to all available OS.
Scalado have developed CAPS™, a unique software imaging SDK that is considerably more CPU and memory efficient and drastically decreases processing times when performing imaging tasks. With CAPS, you get 10 times faster image handling than comparable technologies, while using 25 times less memory.
To meet our customers' future requirements Scalado invest extensively in R&D and lead market development in mobile imaging.
Scalado AB is a swedish registered company stated by Fadi abbas, Sami Niemi, Maziar Jahanshahi and Pierre Elzouki year 2000.
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Specialties
mobile, imaging, camera, silicon, mobile imaging, business development, mobile phones, digital still imaging
