The company has been active primarily in the object recognition and biometrics application areas.
The technology provides holographic superposition of associative information through digital emulation of wave functions.
Having recognized the highly advanced learning and storage capacities for associative memory applying these principles, the company received international patents (priority date 1988) for conversion of information to the complex phase representation, and application of complex valued inner and outer products with phase conjugation in the operation of learning and recall.
Among these applications were the complex valued Hopfield network or complex associative memory, which was discovered by S. Jankowski[6] in 1996 according to A. Hirose et al.[7] The concepts initially developed and applied within the HNeT technology form the basis for several related academic fields; these referred to by the acronyms Quantum neural network (QNN), Holographic associative memory (HAM), Complex Associative Memory (CAM) and Complex Valued Neural Networks (CVNN).
The company's primary business activities center on application development and licensing of the HNeT technology.