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SECTOR: ICT

TEAM INTELLECT – Neviana Boumbarova (lone entrepreneur) was established in 1992 at Sofia, Bulgaria, to develop electronic products that require innovative approach. The Information & Communication Technology was discovered as a perspective field to put efforts in it. The company is wholly Bulgarian and independent. Mrs. Neviana Boumbarova is the Manager / Owner of the company.

Services:

R&D of electronic products under custom’s requirements

- Hardware, Firmware, PC Software

-  Prototypes manufacturing

- Preparing for mass production, Costs Optimization

-  Systems Integration

Industrial design:

-  Product’s Design – Shape & Color Design, Packaging Design

-  Environment design – working environment, places for elder people or for people with special needs, children with disabilities

Consultancy

Product management / Project Management

Technical Documentation Writing

Workshops Organization

Staff Training

Goods:

Electronic Modules for RFID Identification and Door Control

Electronic Modules for GSM Communication in Lifts

Systems for Process Automation (water, energy, construction, oil&gas platforms, hydraulic products, plants for different kind of products)

Software -Custumized Data Base Management

Algorithms - Image Processing, Face Recognition, Eyes Control

smart systems for living areas.

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