GoPro, Inc.
GoPro, Inc. is an American technology company founded in 2002 by Nick Woodman and is best known for designing and manufacturing compact, rugged action cameras and related accessories. The company pioneered the consumer action-camera market with its HERO line of cameras, as well as 360° cameras (Fusion, MAX) and a wide range of mounts, housings, and stabilization solutions aimed at sports, adventure, and content-creation markets. GoPro also acquired CineForm in 2011, a company known for high-quality video codecs and workflows, which influenced its video-processing tools and post-production software offerings.
In addition to hardware, GoPro develops a software ecosystem to manage, edit, and share footage: apps and desktop tools such as Quik (mobile/desktop), GoPro Studio (previously offered; legacy), GoPro Importer, and other utilities (e.g., CineForm-related tools) for importing and transcoding footage. The company offers cloud services and a subscription model that provides automatic...
In addition to hardware, GoPro develops a software ecosystem to manage, edit, and share footage: apps and desktop tools such as Quik (mobile/desktop), GoPro Studio (previously offered; legacy), GoPro Importer, and other utilities (e.g., CineForm-related tools) for importing and transcoding footage. The company offers cloud services and a subscription model that provides automatic...
Statistics
Total Applications:
29
Total Users:
5,507
Total Keys:
168,516
Total Clicks:
516,674
Total Mouse Scrolls:
0
Total Time Used:
16w4d4h16m59s
Average Time Per User:
30m23s
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