The trade and logistics ecosystem Vezzer.no has announced the implementation of artificial intelligence technology from the Russian company Smart Engines, which specializes in document recognition systems. The new solution allows for the automatic verification of passports, driver's licenses, vehicle registration certificates, and other documents, reducing verification time and increasing data security.
The Smart ID Engine system recognizes document data in 0.15 seconds on a mobile device and up to 55 documents per second in server solutions. This is made possible by the use of ultra-lightweight 4.6-bit neural networks – a unique development by Smart Engines. A key feature is local data processing: document images are not transferred to third parties, which eliminates the risk of leakage. This is especially important for logistics companies working with the personal data of drivers and clients.
According to Alexander Konyukhov, CEO of Vezzer.no, the integration of Smart Engines allows:
- Automate document verification, eliminating the need for carriers to repeatedly upload them for each order.
- Speed up access to orders, reducing request processing time.
- Increase the transparency of the service for clients and carriers.
Vezzer.no offers its users in the freight transportation market an advanced service for modern business management and reduced transaction costs. Therefore, a fundamentally important criterion when choosing a technological solution for us was the autonomous operation of the document recognition system. Smart Engines technologies provide the highest level of automatic data entry from printed and handwritten passports and other documents.
Smart Engines is a Russian developer of document recognition systems, whose technologies are used by Alfa-Bank, VTB, the Federal Tax Service, Russian Railways, and other large companies. Their solutions work offline, which makes them safe for integration into any IT systems.
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