intoPIX, a privately owned company headquartered in Belgium, was founded in 2006 and employs approximately 50 individuals. The company reported $6.7M in revenue as of 2025. Its main product is media tech IP licensing. The company specializes in developing image and video compression technology, licensing intellectual properties in this domain. Its technology encompasses compression and encryption of images for the audiovisual market.
On July 23, 2026, intoPIX's JPEG XS technology powered the post-production of all 104 FIFA World Cup matches, transmitting live feeds from the International Broadcast Centre (IBC) to London. This implementation reduced bandwidth needs for the dedicated transatlantic link, simplified content timing and synchronization, and maintained pristine image quality. Previously, on June 22, intoPIX appointed Tevios as an official distributor for Belgium, Luxembourg, and France, expanding regional access to its AV solutions for system integrators and media professionals. Earlier, on June 10, the company introduced a new MIPI-to-Ethernet FPGA Bridge for real-time RAW sensor streaming, designed to overcome traditional MIPI connection limitations regarding short distances and complex hardware integration in automotive, machine vision, and industrial imaging systems.
intoPIX's customers primarily consist of appliances, Electrical, and Electronics Manufacturing, iT Services and IT Consulting and entertainment Providers companies. Examples of intoPIX's customers include Sony Group, Panasonic and NTT Group. intoPIX has commercial and technical partners like Crestron Electronics, Nvidia and Panasonic.
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