NewswireToday - /newswire/ - London, United Kingdom, 12/17/2010 - Recogmission, the sole developer of adult images detector piFilter has launched a new version for the social and mobile media.

piFilter.com, the automatic adult content detection is based on content analysis solely. Targeting issues such as variety of languages, lack of tags and irrelevant descriptions make piFilter extremely valuable.

Currently being tested by the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT), piFilter can be used by any public internet resource.

The great advantage is that the connection is made through a simple API interface, the stream of requests is processed in real time, and the estimation and identification of content is done without manual intervention.

The new version of piFilter allows customers to detect adult content in various types of images on the Internet with higher level of quality.

The main issue of adult content detection is the need to provide the required speed of processing user requests known as "last mile problem". This means that if the service is normally working at a level of 80-85% raising the quality of even 1% is a challenge.

Our developers have improved the level of adult content detection by 5% making piFilter the first technology in the world to reach the quality of inappropriate adult detection images above 90% while maintaining the current service performance.

Social Networks and mobile operators can not only reduce their costs but also protect corporate networks from the stream of unwanted content.

Recogmission (recogmission.com), the developer of piFilter, tries to solve the problem of ensuring the security of global resources. The company actively takes part in socially responsible international projects. The company joins European initiatives to resist inappropriate content and is starting cooperation with the Internet Watch Foundation (IWF).

Agency / Source: Recogmission, LLC

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