O.Vision builds the O.Gate and O.Gate S facial-recognition access-control devices and the accompanying software ecosystem for entry to offices, events, transport and housing. Their devices are installed at dozens of business centers, process over 30,000 people daily and are deployed at customers including Russian Railways’ head office and the Tinkoff Arena. The system recognizes faces (including with glasses, headwear, beard changes or medical masks) in about 0.5 seconds and the company operates as a full‑cycle provider—software, hardware, manufacture, installation and service. O.Vision has its own production in St. Petersburg, a team of more than 40 people and makes roughly 75% of the product in Russia. The startup is expanding beyond offices into rental housing, transport, mass events, hospitals and education, and is working on EU and US pilots (a cofounder is in New York pursuing an office‑building implementation; projects include Hyundai in Germany and a business center in the Netherlands). Financially, the founders say they will cross 100 million Russian rubles in sales within eight months of sales; to date they raised over $1M from private investors into a European legal entity and plan further fundraising to support international expansion.

Total raised

$1M

Funding rounds

1

Latest round

Equity

Latest activity

Nov 2020