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Eyes on the prize: How Laser precision led a couple to a multi million dollar exit
06.06.20
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Sophie Shulman
When Ronit Levinger and her husband Shmuel started their ophthalmology clinic two decades ago, refractive laser eye surgery was still considered science fiction. Dismissive colleagues and wary bank clerks did not stop the Levingers from building an empire that was acquired last year for over $43 million
Gesture Recognition Startup EyeSight Raises $15 Million
24.10.18
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Lilach Baumer
EyeSight’s systems utilize computer vision to provide hands-free interaction with smart homes and IoT devices, and automotive systems
SEAT to Integrate In-Car Sensors to Monitor Drivers’ Alertness
28.02.18
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Tofi Stoler
The technology, developed by Israel-based gesture recognition company eyeSight, is currently being featured at the Mobile World Congress Show in Barcelona