About Neurotechnology

Neurotechnology provides algorithms and software development products for biometric fingerprint and face recognition, computer-based vision and object recognition to security companies, system integrators and hardware manufacturers. More than 1,900 system integrators and sensor providers in more than 60 countries license and integrate company's technology into their own products.

Drawing from years of academic research in the fields of neuroinformatics, image processing and pattern recognition, Neurotechnology was founded in 1990 in Vilnius, Lithuania under the name Neurotechnologija and released its first fingerprint identification system in 1991. Since that time Neurotechnology has released more than 40 products and version upgrades for both identification and verification of objects and personal identity.

Biometrics

With a combination of fast algorithms and high reliability, company's fingerprint and face biometric technologies can be used for access control, computer security, banking, time attendance control and law enforcement applications, among others.

Neurotechnology's fingerprint identification algorithm has shown one of the best results for reliability in several biometric competitions, including the International Fingerprint Verification Competition (FVC2006, FVC2004, FVC2002 and FVC2000) and the National Institute of Standards & Technology (NIST) Fingerprint Vendor Technology Evaluation for the US Department of Justice (FpVTE 2003), where Neurotechnology ranked among the top five companies for accuracy in single-finger tests.

The company's MegaMatcher 2.0 large-scale, multi-biometric face/fingerprint technology has received full NIST MINEX certification from the U.S. Government for use in Personal Identity Verification program fingerprint recognition applications.

AI and Robotics

In 2004 Neurotechnology began research in artificial intelligence (AI) and mobile autonomous robotics fields, and in the same year the company's AI division was founded. The division's first product, SentiSight computer-based vision and object recognition technology, can be used in a variety of applications including image search engines, security systems, manufacturing and robot and machine vision.

Neurotechnology's brochure is available for download.