Ikena® is the best video enhancement software available for forensic applications, and is the fastest, easiest, and most economical solution adopted by law enforcement, military, and intelligence groups around the world.

Super - Resolution Enhancement

Ikena uses MotionDSP's patented super-resolution algorithms to reconstruct video with better and cleaner detail. Resolution is increased, and video noise is significantly reduced or removed. Even for dark, grainy videos. Learn more about our super-resolution technology.

Original cell phone video	Enhancement attempt by Ocean Systems' dTective, foiled by camera motion.	Enhanced by MotionDSP Ikena
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Ultra - Advanced Stabilization

Ikena's advanced motion-tracking algorithms provide the basis for the most sophisticated image stabilization available today.

Fast. Easy. Effective

Ikena's revolutionary technology and design allow you to get compelling results with minimal time and effort. In seconds, Ikena can dramatically enhance video from sources like surveillance and security cameras, unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs), cell phone cameras, and YouTube videos.  Since Ikena requires minimal training, you can be up and running in as little as a few minutes.
Able to run on any Windows PC, Ikena is more economical and versatile than other solutions that require special 3rd-party hardware or software. Ikena runs well on inexpensive laptops, and Ikena GPU runs even faster on high-end workstations like the Dell Precision R5400 featuring a Tesla C1060 computing processor.
When speed is absolutely critical, Ikena GPU can run up to 5 times faster with a compatible NVIDIA graphics processor.

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"MotionDSP's Ikena technology is the best I have used in 27 years on the job – in a gangland shooting case investigated by the Chicago DA’s office, Ikena brought out details as fine-grained as clothing logos from footage shot more than one hundred feet away in the worst possible conditions. Without Ikena, those details would have been forever lost." - Robert Sanderson, AV Forensic Labs