Where is Imagu located?

Imagu is headquartered in Tel Aviv, Israel.

Where does Imagu rank among its competitors?

Imagu ranks 332nd amongst 452 active competitors, of which 77 are funded. It stands 11th in terms of total funding among its competitors. The most recent competitor to raise funding was Wultra, which secured $7.74M in Jun, 2026.

Who are the top competitors of Imagu?

Imagu's top competitors include Microblink, Cortica and AWM. Among them, Wultra secured the most recent funding round in June, 2026.

Imagu - 2026 Company Profile, Team & Competitors

Company Details

Object recognition software products for multiple domains. The company has developed software for image understanding in multiple industries such as semiconductors, homeland security, medical devices, and e-commerce. It is developing software for object recognition in digital images and video which include segmentation of a retinal blood vessels image for the diagnosis and prognosis of diseases such as diabetes, hypertension and arteriosclerosis. It claims that its technology enables object detection, precise identification of object borders, and accurate measurements of object features.

Website: imagutech.com
Email ID: *****@imagutech.com

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Founded Year

2005

Location

Tel Aviv, Israel

Stage

Acquired

Ranked

332^nd among 452 active competitors

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Exit Details

Acquired by ICarbonX (Sep 13, 2016)

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Imagu got acquired by ICarbonX on Sep 13, 2016.

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Top competitors of Imagu include Microblink, Cortica and AWM. Here is the list of Top 10 competitors of Imagu, ranked by Tracxn score:

Rank	Company Details	Short Description	Total Funding	Investors	Tracxn Score
1st	Microblink 2013, London (United Kingdom), Series A	Platform offering card scanning apps-based consumer payments	$60M	Silversmith	68/100
2nd	Cortica 2007, Tel Aviv (Israel), Series C	Provider of an AI-enabled visual intelligence platform	$34.9M	Horizons Ventures, Mail.Ru & 4 others	67/100
3rd	AWM 2016, Aliso Viejo (United States), Series A	Provider of AI-based business automation solution for retail businesses	$45.1M	Datalogic, Lagomaj & 4 others	63/100
4th	Pebblebee 2012, Renton (United States), Series A	Manufacturer of object tracking devices	$5.65M	Global Brain, Soracom & 2 others	62/100
5th	Alitheon 2015, Bellevue (United States), Series A	Provider of AI and cloud-based object identification technology	$40.9M	BMW i Ventures, Emerald Technology Ventures ... & 8 others	62/100
6th	Pensa Systems 2011, Austin (United States), Series B	Provider of drone-based autonomous perception systems for inventory visibility	$41.7M	ATX Venture Partners, Signia Venture Partners ... & 12 others	61/100
7th	Tile 2012, San Mateo (United States), Acquired	Internet first brand offering smart tracking devices	$104M	Bessemer Venture Partners, Francisco Partners ... & 20 others	60/100
8th	Chipolo 2013, Trbovlje (Slovenia), Seed	Bluetooth-based item finder for iPhone and Android platforms	$120K	Techstars	56/100
9th	Black Sesame Technologies 2016, Pudong (China), Public	Developer of AI-based chips for machine vision tasks	$500M	NLVC, Industrial Bank & 32 others	55/100
10th	Wultra 2014, Prague (Czech Republic), Series A	Provider of authentication solutions for financial institutions and fintech companies	$10.8M	Seventure Partners, J&T Ventures & 4 others	55/100
332nd	Imagu 2005, Tel Aviv (Israel), Acquired	Object recognition software products for multiple domains	-	-	20/100