Top 10 European Computer Vision Companies 2026

London-based identity verification leader raising over $200M, Onfido's AI analyses government IDs and facial biometrics to verify identities for banks, fintechs and gig platforms across 195 countries. Its Real Identity Platform processes millions of verifications daily and achieved compliance with eIDAS 2.0 ahead of EU enforcement.

Paris-based visual AI platform valued at €230M that automates photo editing and quality enhancement for real estate, automotive and e-commerce clients. Meero's computer vision pipeline processes millions of images per week, cutting production timelines from days to hours for enterprise clients across Europe and North America.

Dresden-based pioneer in facial recognition technology, Cognitec has delivered biometric systems to governments and border control agencies in 40+ countries since 2002. Its FaceVACS engine powers passport control at major European airports and is consistently ranked among the top performers in NIST facial recognition evaluations.

French computer vision platform used by telecoms and utilities to automate field service quality control, detecting installation errors and network faults from technician photos. Deepomatic's no-code model builder allows non-ML engineers to deploy inspection models, and it counts Bouygues Telecom and Engie among its enterprise clients.

Berlin-based AI startup offering on-device computer vision models small enough to run without cloud connectivity, enabling privacy-preserving image analysis on smartphones and edge hardware. Its Hyper-Efficient Neural Networks achieve state-of-the-art accuracy at a fraction of standard model size, targeting industrial IoT and smart retail use cases.

Swiss no-code computer vision platform that allows enterprises to build, deploy and manage vision AI applications without writing ML code. Viso.ai's infrastructure layer abstracts camera feeds, model inference and data pipelines, serving manufacturing, logistics and retail customers who need rapid deployment without dedicated AI teams.

Vienna-based video intelligence company whose AI platform detects objects, scenes and faces in video streams for media monitoring, advertising analytics and content moderation. Viscovery serves broadcasters and OTT platforms across the DACH region, enabling automated content tagging and brand safety compliance at scale.

Czech Republic-based visual AI platform specialising in fashion and product image recognition, powering visual search and automated tagging for e-commerce platforms. Ximilar's fashion AI can identify 2,500+ clothing attributes per image, enabling smarter product discovery for retailers across the EU without manual cataloguing.

US-founded with significant European operations, Chooch delivers a no-code computer vision platform for industrial safety, healthcare imaging and retail analytics. Its Ready-to-Use AI models cover PPE detection, anomaly inspection and patient monitoring, and are deployed across manufacturing plants and hospital networks in the EU.

London-based identity verification leader raising over $200M, Onfido's AI analyses government IDs and facial biometrics to verify identities for banks, fintechs and gig platforms across 195 countries. Its Real Identity Platform processes millions of verifications daily and achieved compliance with eIDAS 2.0 ahead of EU enforcement.

Paris-based visual AI platform valued at €230M that automates photo editing and quality enhancement for real estate, automotive and e-commerce clients. Meero's computer vision pipeline processes millions of images per week, cutting production timelines from days to hours for enterprise clients across Europe and North America.

Dresden-based pioneer in facial recognition technology, Cognitec has delivered biometric systems to governments and border control agencies in 40+ countries since 2002. Its FaceVACS engine powers passport control at major European airports and is consistently ranked among the top performers in NIST facial recognition evaluations.

French computer vision platform used by telecoms and utilities to automate field service quality control, detecting installation errors and network faults from technician photos. Deepomatic's no-code model builder allows non-ML engineers to deploy inspection models, and it counts Bouygues Telecom and Engie among its enterprise clients.

Berlin-based AI startup offering on-device computer vision models small enough to run without cloud connectivity, enabling privacy-preserving image analysis on smartphones and edge hardware. Its Hyper-Efficient Neural Networks achieve state-of-the-art accuracy at a fraction of standard model size, targeting industrial IoT and smart retail use cases.

Swiss no-code computer vision platform that allows enterprises to build, deploy and manage vision AI applications without writing ML code. Viso.ai's infrastructure layer abstracts camera feeds, model inference and data pipelines, serving manufacturing, logistics and retail customers who need rapid deployment without dedicated AI teams.

Vienna-based video intelligence company whose AI platform detects objects, scenes and faces in video streams for media monitoring, advertising analytics and content moderation. Viscovery serves broadcasters and OTT platforms across the DACH region, enabling automated content tagging and brand safety compliance at scale.

Czech Republic-based visual AI platform specialising in fashion and product image recognition, powering visual search and automated tagging for e-commerce platforms. Ximilar's fashion AI can identify 2,500+ clothing attributes per image, enabling smarter product discovery for retailers across the EU without manual cataloguing.

US-founded with significant European operations, Chooch delivers a no-code computer vision platform for industrial safety, healthcare imaging and retail analytics. Its Ready-to-Use AI models cover PPE detection, anomaly inspection and patient monitoring, and are deployed across manufacturing plants and hospital networks in the EU.