Amimon

Amimon is a technology company based in Raanana, Israel, founded in 2004 by Dr. Zvi Reznic, Prof. Meir Feder, and Noam Geri. The company specializes in developing integrated circuits and complete solutions for the wireless high-definition audio-video market. Initially focused on replacing HDMI cables, Amimon has shifted its emphasis to professional markets, particularly in the film industry, where reliable, low-latency video transmission is essential. Amimon's technology is widely recognized for its ultra-low latency video transmission, making it suitable for various applications. In the cinema sector, its solutions are integrated into devices by partners like Teradek and Paralinx, enhancing wireless video capabilities for film and television productions. The company's technology also supports medical applications by improving clinical workflows and is utilized in industrial settings to enhance safety and productivity. Additionally, Amimon provides wireless UHD video solutions for live streaming markets. In 2018, Amimon was acquired by Videndum, further strengthening its presence in the professional video market.