Olga Uskova

A year later, the company signed a $1 million contract with Corel Corp for the supply of Cuneiform OCR system.

Cognitive Technologies signed OEM contracts and business agreements with several IT-companies, including IBM, Canon, Corel, Samsung, Xerox, Brother, Epson, and Olivetti.

[29] She introduced an innovative approach to teaching computer science, providing deep and interactive students’ involvement into real projects and challenging tasks.

Under her supervision and sponsorship MISIS team for competitive programming made it to the worldwide finals at the ASM ICPC in 2014-2015[30] and semi-finals in 2016-2017.

In 2014-2016, Uskova joined the steering committee of a non-profit think-tank appointed by the State Russian Duma to elaborate new legislation on AI and robotics.