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10.07.2025 — Blog

With the deployment of the PAPILLON Automated Multibiometric Identification System (AMBIS), the Indian police have adopted a new standard for working with forensic biometric data.

18.06.2025 — Blog

As a part of the event, an exhibition was held featuring advanced devices and software solutions used in various divisions of the Ministry of Internal Affairs.

29.05.2024 — Blog

The company’s project manager, Alexey Podchinenov, gave a report titled “Use of Artificial Intelligence Technologies in the New Version of PAPILLON AFIS.”

27.04.2024 — Blog

The PAPILLON Company presented the new version of AFIS-9, designed using artificial intelligence technology, fingerprint scanners and PAPILLON DPP mobile terminals

28.03.2024 — Blog

3DiVi Product Director attended the Robotics and Artificial Intelligence Conference and shared his experience of using Edge AI

06.03.2024 — Blog

EVA Lab has agreed to partner with Medscan Group to equip one of Moscow clinics with brand new AI-based software developed by PAPILLON’s subsidiary. Polyptron enables early detection of bowel cancer.

09.01.2024 — Blog

PAPILLON-9 replaced existing AFIS software running in the MOI of Tajikistan, and the staff of the Main Forensic Sciences Office was trained to operate it. To increase the percentage of cases solved, PAPILLON-Neuro, our new AI-based app, was also implemented.

27.12.2023 — Blog

PAPILLON took part in the renovation of the concert hall in the Youth Activity Centre (Miass, Chelyabinsk region). The company initiated and developed the project, and then supervised the reconstruction.

11.12.2023 — Blog

In the fall of 2023, PAPILLON joined the All-Russian project «Visiting a Scientist». From September to November, schoolchildren from all over the country were getting acquainted with the world of science and visiting enterprises producing high-end equipment.

08.12.2023 — Blog

That’s how many DS-45s PAPILLON has manufactured by early December 2023. Just two years ago, this figure was half as many: 720 scanners in 2021 and 974 in 2020.

24.11.2023 — Blog

PAPILLON has acted as a developer of «the main public garden 2023» renovated for the 250th anniversary of Miass. Almost 14,000 m2 were landscaped in less than 90 days.

10.11.2023 — Blog

The Fingerprint Bureau of CID, Telangana State, has been honoured with 2nd best case for solving a challenging case with the help of PAPILLON AFIS. The recognition was bestowed during the 24th All India Conference of Fingerprint Bureaus recently held at NCRB, New Delhi.

17.10.2023 — Blog

The action is organized by the Union of Machine Engineers of Russia and takes place throughout the country from October 9 to 15, 2023. Thanks to it, schoolchildren, students and teachers can visit enterprises and production facilities and get acquainted with their work.

28.08.2023 — Blog

In the 2023-2024 academic year, two new education courses will open at the Youth Activity Centre in Miass: Drone (UAV) Control and Fundamentals of Electronics.

14.06.2023 — Blog

The 3-month course includes 12 video lectures, practical and homework activities. 140 novice programmers in the field of Computer Vision have become students who signed up on the training platform of 3DiVi’s School of Computer Vision.

23.05.2023 — Blog

PAPILLON has signed an agreement to establish a joint venture in Thailand. PAPILLON and 3DiVi are offering biometric and AI solutions to the ASEAN countries.

03.05.2023 — Blog

A new version of PAPILLON AFIS has been deployed in the Republic of Turkmenistan this year.

18.04.2023 — Blog

To assess the effectiveness of an AFIS, two basic interrelated characteristics are usually used – its reliability and search accuracy. Reliability is the percent of «native» pairs (hits) selected by the AFIS in relation to a whole number of correct mates in the database. Selectivity (accuracy) is the percent of pairs falsely identified by the system as mating in relation to the total number of comparisons.

20.03.2023 — Blog

The Ministry of the Interior of the Republic of Crimea has begun to operate Russia's first complex of PAPILLON-9 AFIS using AI technologies. The neural net has already helped to solve several high-profile crimes of the past years.

03.03.2023 — Blog

At the end of 2022, our colleagues received a grant from the Ministry of Digital Development, Communications and Mass Media of the Chelyabinsk region. 600 thousand rubles have been invested in development of 3DiVi’s computer vision platform for use in smart city projects.

20.01.2023 — Blog

PRIMA corporate accelerator is about to start in February 2023 and will last for five months. Applicants and selected candidates will be able to create their own startup in the field of computer vision and bring it to the world market.

09.01.2023 — Blog

The Indian police have shared the results of 5-years work with PAPILLON AFIS that has been implemented in the state of Telangana. Now more than 1,500 mobile ID check terminals and 600 palmprint scanners are in operation throughout the state.

16.12.2022 — Blog

The innovative algorithm developed by 3DIVI evaluates the quality of face images and reduces false positives when recognizing faces.

06.12.2022 — Blog

PURPOSE: To use digital solutions to guarantee the safety of children and teachers at the comprehensive school and kindergarten

07.10.2022 — Blog

PURPOSE: To automate the census of Amur tigers.

16.09.2022 — Blog

The scanner allows the imaging of plain and rolled fingerprints and palmprints.

11.07.2022 — Blog

PURPOSE: To develop a software program capable of establishing illegal printing, tracing a connection between fake documents and identifying a printing device.

15.06.2022 — Blog

GOAL: To ensure the corporate security of the airport and reduce the cost of processing inquiries from law enforcement agencies as part of counter-terrorism.

31.05.2022 — Blog

Nizhny Novgorod law-enforcers assessed the capabilities of AFIS running on a virtual server.

22.04.2022 — Blog

The MVD Main Directorate in Khanty-Mansi Autonomous Okrug has reported on the results of the use of PAPILLON-Neuro. The region was one of the first to test the novelty: unsolved latent prints were processed with AI technologies.