EVITECH is a young french start-up which has received grants from DGA, OSEO-ANVAR, and various french security authorities. EVITECH is an innovative start-up, and has got the "JEI" classification early 2006. EVITECH was also supported at its starting by Optics Valley (http://www.opticsvalley.org/) , and Incuballiance (http://www.incuballiance.fr/) (french Incubators). EVITECH is the winner of the Finance & Technology NODAL price (November 2005), as the most promizing start-up. Evitech has received loans of SIFE and Scientipôle Initiative in 2006. Around 20% of the public loans provided to Evitech for its creation have been already restituted to these public organisms.

As an image processing editor, EVITECH provides image analysis software products in video surveillance, and OEM artificial vision products for various applications. Evitech is member of the Optics Valley association, as well as the SYSTEM@TIC Paris region cluster   cluster since 2006. EVITECH is also member of the Richelieu SME association. Evitech was winner of the PM'UP competition in 2008, and will be granted up to 50% for its export activities.

EVITECH raised 230 K€ from friends and family in 2005 and also signed its first contracts in 2005 and got solid references in different competitions organized by huge industrial users. With its main concentration on customers satisfaction, EVITECH develops its products and adds new features to fulfill its clients needs, with the unforgetful target of genericity, for delivering a software product centered on homogeneous functions, easily integrated in various contexts, and open to integrations and adaptations each reseller or integrator may add through its SDK. After a turnover of 45 K€ in 2006, 185 K€ in 2007, Evitechs ends 2008 with a turnover close to 500 K€. This development has been made without any stock modification yet, thus preserving the leadership of founders on the company stock.

EVITECH won the prize “Innovation Trophies” in the category “products” of the most famous French industry review “L'Usine Nouvelle”.