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 they develop our skills, allow us to create the most value, and bring us the greatest joy.
Owner, CEO
As part of his research activities, he has participated in the development of several product prototypes, including the 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 received direct European Union funding and the Seditron urine sediment analyzer for Boehringer Mannheim. He has also gained extensive experience in research and research management through his involvement in a number of successfully completed grant projects, such as a fully self-managed IKTA grant, the ELTE-Soft KMOP 1.1.2 grant (2011–2012), and the ASK-M KMR-12-1-2012-004 grant. His work has earned several international recognitions, including the Smithsonian Permanent Collection Award (Prody Parrot), the Computer Times Editor’s Choice Award (Game Commander), the Golden WEB Award (Aerobeak), and the PocketPC Magazine Best Software Award (WikiWiki).
Through his company, European Knowledge Centre Ltd., he has actively worked to turn successful research results into business achievements. This effort has resulted in the market launch of the following products: PerfectChat (hybrid chat technology), ViroFighter (autonomous UV-C disinfection robot), and he has most recently contributed to the development of an automatic scheduling system that leverages AI to optimize different production and workflow proceses.
This system enhances operational efficiency by dynamically aligning manufacturing processes with business goals, and adapts continuously to changes in demand and capacity.
He collaborated with Eötvös Loránd University (ELTE) and ELTE-Soft Ltd. to launch the RobotLab, which provides high school students with hands-on experience in engineering and development through project-based learning. The lab combines programming, electronics, and 3D printing in a creative and accessible environment. He has been leading the TESH (Telemetry System for Space Health) project, aimed at developing a biomedical telemetry system for space applications. The system monitors astronauts’ physiological signals in real time and stores the data in a secure cloud environment. It includes wearable biosensor units and is optimized for the unique conditions of human spaceflight. The technology also shows potential for use in extreme terrestrial environments and remote healthcare applications.
Senior Software Developer
Géza Bohus is a mathematician who earned his MSc at Eötvös Loránd University (ELTE) and his PhD at Rutgers University in the United States. He spent the first few years of his career in academia, holding positions at the University of Michigan, Budapest University of Technology and Economics (BME), and ELTE. Later, he transitioned to the software industry, working on machine learning and financial algorithms and software development at companies such as Mindmaker, Scansoft, Morgan Stanley, and MSCI.
Researcher
Kristóf Kovács obtained an MA from the University of Szeged (Hungary) and a PhD from the University of Cambridge. Subsequently, he worked as a postdoctoral fellow at the Budapest University of Technology and Economics and the University of Amsterdam. His main interest is individual differences in cognitive abilities, bridging cognitive psychology and psychometrics. Currently, he is senior research fellow at Eötvös Loránd University and Supervisory Psychologist of Mensa Hungary and and Mensa UK.
Researcher, PhD Candidate
Dániel Horváth recently earned a PhD with summa cum laude honours from Eötvös Loránd University in Hungary. His doctoral research was conducted in collaboration with the Institute for Computer Science and Control in Hungary and, as a Campus France scholar with the École Nationale Supérieure des Mines de Paris in France. His work lies at the intersection of deep learning and robotics, with a particular emphasis on reinforcement learning, curriculum learning, transfer learning, and computer vision.
Lead Software Developer
As an Developer 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.
Head of Design and Engineering
Most people are either interested in science and technology or the arts, but I have always believed in the combination of both. That’s why I pursued a career where these two worlds can coexist. As a result, I graduated as an industrial product design engineer from the Faculty of Mechanical Engineering at BME, and I am currently applying my knowledge as the head of the design and engineering department. Our team’s main task is designing and building robots.
Software Developer
I am a software developer with a growing focus on industrial informatics. I enjoy tackling complex challenges and continuously expanding my skill set. I have experience in PLC programming and have developed industrial algorithms. I am always eager to learn new technologies and improve my expertise to create efficient and innovative solutions.
Operation manager
Because we can only be authentic if we remain true to our values and promises under all circumstances.
European Knowledge Centre Ltd.
Registration number: 01 09 709534
Hungarian VAT number: 12910652-2-41
EU VAT number: HU 12910652
Address: Törökvész út 71-73.
1025 Budapest, Hungary
E-mail: info@euroknows.com
Phone #1: +36-30-9916632
Phone #2: +36-30-2192291