Neurotechnology was founded in 1990 in Vilnius, Lithuania with the key idea of using neural networks for applications such as biometric person identification, computer vision, robotics and artificial intelligence.
Company-related pages
- About Neurotechnology – history, areas of activity, projects, and achievements.
- Technology awards – Neurotechnology algorithms evaluated by independent organizations.
- Science references – our biometric technology in scientific papers.
- Customers – case sttudies, and Solution Partner products.
- Distributors – in Africa, Americas, Asia, Europe and Middle East .
- News – recent product news, press releases and newsletters.
- Events – participation in exhibitions, conferences and hackathos, announcements and reviews.
- Insights – professional reviews and opinions Neurotechnology's open positions, as well as info about benefits of working at Neurotechnology.
- Job and Career – open positions, as well as info about benefits of working at Neurotechnology.
- Contact information – including general inquiries, support, mailing address, and branches info.
Offices and subsidiaries
Neurotechnology's U.S.-based office serving North American organizations with AI, biometric identification, and secure deployment services.
AI factory and infrastructure engineering. Private AI clouds. Production-ready AI systems.
Best vendor-independent advice on selecting suitable biometric hardware for your projects.
Memberships and Affiliations
Neurotechnology participates as a member in organizations supporting biometric research and digital identity development:
- CITeR (Center for Identification Technology Research). CITeR is a National Science Foundation Industry-University Cooperative Research Center that brings together researchers, students, and member organizations to conduct research in identity science and biometric recognition.
- EAB (European Association for Biometrics). The EAB is a nonprofit, nonpartisan association that supports Europe's digital identity and biometrics community and promotes the responsible use of modern identity systems.
