The story behind Colossyan -- Part 2

They began working with an image and video database company, Indieframe, to whom they were able to deliver a so-called API. By 2019, others had already tried similar solutions, but this -- due to the video cards -- required an awful amount of computing capacity. "Ours was a typical startup solution, the code wasn't nice, but it worked." Lay people have to imagine this in such a way that the image database manager allowed the boys to solve their own images, and that chose which images had bad captions or other data but also examined the pixels in detail. According to Dominik, one of their strengths to this day is that they can transfer the results of scientific research and academia very well to market applications.