Scientific Software (company)

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Scientific Software
Type Public
Founded Minsk, Belarus (December, 2004)
Headquarters Minsk, Belarus
Industry Computer software
Research and development
Products Neuro Laboratory
Network Importing SDK
Website www.scientific-soft.com

Contents

[edit] Company Activity & Structure

The top priority spheres of company activity are:

  • Artificial Neural Networks
  • Signals Processing
  • Images Processing
  • Remote Sensing (processing of multispectral satellite images)
  • Software Development

Scientific Software consists of the following departments:

  • Research Department
  • Neuro Research Group
  • Web Development
  • General Development Group

[edit] Neuro Laboratory Solution

This time a group of specialists of the company works over multifunctional environment which is called Neuro Laboratory. It is software for visual modelling and processing of artificial neural networks.

The main idea which is followed by us is creating powerful environment with an opportunity to process any specific task and embrace all steps of solving it from building neural network to using it in final application.

[edit] Scientific Software Solutions & Services

The following list of services is presented at the moment by specialists of the company:

  • Scientific Research
  • Software Development & Sup

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