CTO at Wearable Devices Data science architect with expertise in multiple domains: bio-sensor analysis, computer vision and natural language processing. My passion is designing machine learning techniques for interesting real world problems. See my projects, patents and papers below. My number is (972)-523-220459
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LANGUAGES
Hebrew
Native or bilingual proficiency
English
Native or bilingual proficiency
SKILL DETAILS
Training
LinkedIn Training
Machine Learning Training
Engineering
Computer Engineering
Senior Executives
CTO
Technology
225 ILS / hr
Real-Time / Embedded / DSP
MATLAB
Unity3D
Bluetooth
CUDA
Virtual Reality, VR
Expert in user experience, see my LinkedIn profile for projects, papers and patents in this field.
AI, Artificial Intelligence
Chatbot
Machine Learning
Expert in machine learning, see my LinkedIn profile for projects, papers and patents in this field.
Analytics of Things, AoT
Image Processing
Expert in computer vision and image processing, see my LinkedIn profile for projects, papers and patents in this field.
Computer Vision
Neural Networks
Deep Learning
Expert in deep learning, see my LinkedIn profile for projects, papers and patents in this field.
Natural Language Processing (NLP)
Software & Programming
C, C++
BI, Data Science, Big Data
Python
Algorithm Development
Full Stack Developers
Data Scraping
EMPLOYMENT HISTORY
CTO
Wearable Devices
EDUCATION
BSc - Electrical Engineering
Technion
MSc - Applied Math
Tel Aviv University
PATENTS & INVENTIONS
July 2016
Method and apparatus for a gesture controlled interface for wearable devices
A gesture-controlled interface apparatus includes one or a plurality of bio-potential sensors and a processor. The one or a plurality of bio-potential sensors are wearable on a body of a user, for detecting one or a plurality of bio-electrical signals from the body of the user, wherein the one or a plurality of bio-potential sensors include at least one surface nerve conduction (SNC) sensor for detecting at least one surface nerve conduction signal. The processor is configured to compare the detected at least one surface nerve conduction signal with data of a plurality of reference signals corresponding to a plurality of known gestures, each of the reference signals distinctly associated with one of the known gestures, to identify a known gesture from the plurality of known gestures that corresponds to said at least one surface nerve conduction signal, and to communicate the identified known gesture to a computerized device.