Chenope, a startup specializing in systems for building mathematical or “multi-evidence” models of complex information, announces the establishment of its new R&D group in Bucharest, Romania. This initiative marks a significant expansion of Chenope’s research areas into the field of robotics.

“Romania punches well above its weight in mathematics, a core competence for us. Romania was the first host of the International Mathematics Olympiad (IMO) back in 1959. We had a great intern from their IMO preparation program, which caused us to learn more about Romania. So, it was a very natural place for us to look for the types of people we hire as we continue our expansion,” said Charnock.

“When I heard an R&D team based in Romania was looking for a new opportunity, I immediately determined that this was the right time for Chenope to expand into Romania,” said Vlad Dabija, Chenope’s VP of Special Projects. “I’m delighted that it has worked out so well.”