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Best way for pitching Visual search technology startup

rnc000rnc000 subscriber Posts: 1
edited September 2007 in Elevator Pitches
I`m trying to determine the best way to pitch this kind of technology to entrepreneurs, potential clients and cofounders. Is the approach below correct ? Is there any critical info missing?Thanks in advance and best regards !
I`ve been
developing content-based image querying systems and databases for some
time and am currently looking for ways to improve the adoption of such
technology.This sort of technology would basically allow users
to sketch on an applet which image they want to find and have an
image-related website reply to them the most similar images or just
request for more similar photos at each image detail page.I`m also looking for cofounders with interest on this type of technology.More details are available at isk-daemon.Best regards,Ricardo Cabral.
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    johnqhjohnqh subscriber Posts: 4
    This sounds interesting. I would like to see a real demo, not just a Flash animation. It doesn`t have to be online. For example, have an application search in a local folder.
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    rnc000rnc000 subscriber Posts: 1
    This sounds interesting. I would like to see a real demo, not just a Flash animation. It doesn`t have to be online. For example, have an application search in a local folder.Take a look at http://fs.imgseek.net/ for a demo. This code has been opensourced.
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    johnqhjohnqh subscriber Posts: 4
    There is absolutely an need for visual search like this. For example, if I am a graphic designer, I may want to find similar stock photos to make a pick (for example, a man in suit).
    Unfortunately, the demo is not very mature. It just seems to have a lot of randomness intead of consistant result, at this moment.
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