Computer vision plays a fundamental role in modern cash management.
Almost every time a banknote is withdrawn or spent, it is checked for compliance and authenticity, ensuring the currency’s protection against counterfeiting. Banking is one of the few sectors where 100% accuracy is not just desirable but essential, and computer vision must meet this high standard.
A sample of computer vision applications we developed for the banking industry:
Recognition of currency and value for banknotes through visible or multi-spectral images
Measurement of weariness, integrity and compliancy of banknotes
Detection of counterfeit with limited data
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