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ThingLink Oy
Company type	Private
Industry	Internet Technology Education Technology
Founded	2010
Headquarters	Palo Alto, California
Key people	Ulla Koivula, CEO, Alexey Solomatin Head of Product
Products	interactive media editor, virtual tour creator
Number of employees	14 (2019)
Website	www.thinglink.com

ThingLink (Thinglink Oy in Finland and ThingLink Inc. in USA) is a Finnish-American developer and pioneer of interactive image and video technology. In 2018 ThingLink was awarded the UNESCO ICT in Education Prize^[1].

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^ "2018 ICT in Education Prize laureate ThingLink releases free 360 images to UNESCO world heritage sites". UNESCO. 2019-04-17. Retrieved 2020-01-27.

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