Corrigon
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Corrigon (Hebrew: קוריגון) was a Tel Aviv-based[1] visual search company[2] founded in 2007 by Einav Itamar and Avinoam Omer. Corrigon's main business is in the field of copyright monitoring: Corrigon provides image monitoring that identifies how and where images are being used on the internet and in print.
Corrigon's Image identifier used content-based image retrieval algorithms to identify images even when colorized, cropped, or otherwise modified. The user interface was web-based. The system identified all images on the web that looked similar to the input images and generated a periodic usage report for Corrigon's clients.
EBay acquired Corrigon in October 2016 for $20 million.[3][1] Corrigon’s team looks like it will all be joining the company, and it will continue to operate out of Israel, where eBay already has a structured data group in place in Netanya.[4]