Prospect 60-Letiya Oktyabrya 9, office 605,
Moscow, 117312, Russia
Smart Engines
Smart Engines is a software development company with a broad expertise in computer vision, document processing and OCR, mobile recognition systems and artificial intelligence. Main products of Smart Engines are computer vision solutions and document analysis systems. Currently, the company employs more than 60 researchers and engineers with PhD degree with highest honors, and is well known in the international scientific community as a key player in the field of artificial intelligence.
Smart Engines Biometrics News
Smart Engines delivers OCR for biometric age checks, Novomatic adds ID reader to casino system
UK-based age verification platform VerifyMyAge has chosen Smart Engines’ document capture system with computer vision to confirm the age of…
| May 25, 2020 | Smart Engines and Innovatrics expand document recognition and onboarding services in Eastern EuropeCitibank has chosen AI document recognition technology developed by Smart Engines to verify client documents in Russia, the company announced…. |
| Apr 23, 2020 | Smart Engines’ AI document checking secures client ID for remote lending, insurance platformMicrocredit lending company Macro, brand company of Moneza and part of Twino Group, has partnered with Smart Engines to integrate… |
| Mar 3, 2020 | Tessi to provide ID document data capturing from new partner Smart Engines to European enterprisesSmart Engines has formed a technology partnership with France-based Tessi, which will offer the Russian AI company’s document data management… |
| Feb 10, 2020 | Face mask: an instinct for self-preservation, a threat towards facial recognition, or maybe both?This is a guest post written by Vladimir V. Arlazarov, PhD, Chief Executive Officer at Smart Engines. Since the beginning… |
Smart Engines Industry Insights
ID recognition + face verification technologies: the alliance for digital freedom or servitude?
This is a guest post written by Vladimir V. Arlazarov, PhD, Chief Executive Officer at Smart Engines. The worldwide spread…
| Face mask: an instinct for self-preservation, a threat towards facial recognition, or maybe both? |
