With creativity, knowledge, and the latest advancements in artificial intelligence and robotics, we are shaping the future.
With integrity, dedication, and perseverance – helping each other and others as well.
Because we can only be authentic if we remain true to our values and promises under all circumstances.
(Owner, CEO)
Zoltán Horváth graduated in 1993 from the Faculty of Science at Eötvös Loránd University (ELTE-TTK) with a degree in Mathematics and Computer Science. In 1996, he completed his doctoral coursework in Informatics at the same institution. To enhance his management skills, he participated in various professional training programs, including FROST & SULLIVAN: Advanced Project Management (1996), EXCEL Partnership: Internal Auditor (1997), and KPMG-BME Academy: Knowledge Management (2002).
As part of his professional career, he contributed to the development and international market launch of several products. Notably, as Executive Vice President of the California-based Mindmaker Inc. (1998–2002), he played a key role in patented products such as Prody Parrot (Smithsonian Permanent Collection Award, 1999) and Game Commander (Computer Times Editor’s Choice Award, 2000).
He also achieved international recognition, earning awards such as the Golden WEB Award and PocketPC Magazine Best Software Award, for products developed by the Hawaii-based 9Isles International Inc. (2002–2014), including Aerobeak and WikiWiki Puzzle Game.
As part of his research activities, he participated in the development of numerous product prototypes, including his patented Alexandria Book Scanner (patent number: 225 662), the Self-Learning Hybrid Chat system registered in voluntary copyright protection (registration number: 004381), and the FluoRobot project, which also received direct European Union funding. His research and research management experience are evidenced by his involvement in numerous successfully completed grant projects, such as a fully self-managed IKTA grant, the ELTE-Soft KMOP 1.1.2 grant between 2011 and 2012, and the ASK-M KMR-12-1-2012-004 grant.
Through his own company, European Knowledge Centre Ltd., he has actively contributed to converting successful research projects into business success. This effort has led to the recent market launch of two products.
(Operation manager)
(Head of Design, Industrial Design Engineer)
I have always been drawn to both the sciences and various branches of art. My current profession combines these two fields, allowing me to effectively apply them as an industrial product designer.
(Researcher, PhD Candidate)
Dániel Horváth is a PhD candidate at the ELTE Doctoral School of Informatics, specialising in deep learning and robotics. His research focuses on computer vision, transfer learning, and curriculum learning. Daniel has an international academic background, having participated in exchange programmes at Mines Paris, the Technical University of Denmark, and Otto von Guericke University.
(Software Developer)
As an Engineering Manager, I believe that truly great achievements are made not individually, but as a team. My role is to ensure that teams composed of the best professionals work not only efficiently but also with inspiration, as we tackle technological challenges and create value together.
Because we can only be authentic if we remain true to our values and promises under all circumstances.