About Corollarium Technologies

Our mission

To provide creative and innovative technological solutions in High Performance Computing, seeking the satisfaction of our clients' needs and expectations.

History

In 2002, a group of researchers pursuing their MSc. and PhD., with experience in the development of graphic computing and distributed computing applications, started joining forces to create a high performance system for virtual reality environments. One of the results of this endeavor was the development of libGlass, a library for distributed applications running in computer clusters.

These researchers then founded Corollarium Technologies, a company that has been growing ever since its inception, gradually expanding its reach in High Performance Computing projects.

Corollarium Technologies is currently formed by highly capacitated professionals and large experience.

Expertise

Corollarium Technologies expertise lies on High Performance Computing, with focus on:

Virtual and Augmented Reality
Web portals: Our expertise in web development is targeted at high-traffic web portals. Corollarium has extensive know-how of scalability issues, and can design and implement portals with very large databases, complex queries and high volume of access. Our solutions run on clusters and commonly use LAMP (Linux, Apache, MySQL, PHP/Python).

Image and video processing

Grants, investments and partnerships

Corollarium Technologies has been contemplated with investments from some important institutions.

XPTA.LAB (Ministério da Cultura do Brasil)

Corollarium is responsible for three open source applications in the XPTA.LAB project, a grant by the Brazilian Ministery for Culture: a virtual art project based on the work of Sonia Menna Barreto, digital TV games for the visually impaired and a software library for body tracking with cameras, skamleton, which can be used for games and virtual reality.

São Paulo Research Foundation (FAPESP) is an independent public foundation with the mission to foster research and the scientific and technological development of the State of São Paulo, Brazil. FAPESP has granted Corollarium Technologies a PIPE grant in 2009, for innovative research on low cost virtual reality systems.

FINEP (Research and Projects Financing), also known as the Brazilian Innovation Agency, is a public owned institution with the purpose of financing scientific and technological research and graduate courses in Brazilian universities and research institutions, as well as research and development in companies.

Corollarium Technologies won a one year long PRIME grant in December/2009 on the LikeOrHate.com project.