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OpTeamizer CEO: “The adoption of AI in healthcare has accelerated rapidly”

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The global and Israeli healthcare industries have experienced a significant surge in the implementation of artificial intelligence (AI) in 2023, as reported by Tomer Gal, CTO and founder of the Israeli AI expert company OpTeamizer.

Tomer observed that technology giants are enhancing their sensors, enabling them to collect data on an unparalleled scale. He mentioned that devices like the Apple Watch, which can measure parameters such as atrial fibrillation, heartbeat, steps, and saturation, represent only the tip of the iceberg.  According to him, with the advent of neural networks, today’s AI-powered systems not only yield far superior results than before.

Tomer emphasized that acquiring medical data is a critical challenge for large corporations and medical startups. Obtaining this data involves a thorough and meticulous process due to the essential nature of regulation and confidentiality in the healthcare sector. He perceives this rigorous approach as favorable, ensuring the responsible use of sensitive information.

Tomer Gal and his team are heavily invested in AI-driven healthcare solutions, which account for at least 60% of OpTeamizer’s operations. OpTeamizer works closely with the Road2, first of its kind Artificial Intelligence Center of Excellence in Israel. This collaboration allows healthcare startups to develop cutting-edge AI models and bring their ideas to life in the rapidly-evolving healthcare industry. Tomer says: “We built solid partnerships with leading medical institutes, which helps us to leverage cutting-edge technology and develop innovative approaches to healthcare.”

The healthcare industry is witnessing a wave of innovation, with companies like Asensus Surgical, Augmedics, and TechsoMed developing cutting-edge medical devices and digital health solutions.

Asensus Surgical is digitizing the interface between the surgeon and the patient and has developed the Senhance Surgical System’s Assurance Framework that provides real-time guidance and post-op analytics, enabling healthcare providers to monitor patient progress in real-time and improve patient outcomes. By digitizing the interface between surgeons and patients, Asensus Surgical creates a digital platform for enhanced controlled results.  In addition, Augmedics‘ xvision Spine System® provides real-time augmented surgical reality guidance during spinal surgeries, enabling surgeons to navigate the spine accurately while potentially minimizing radiation exposure, reducing surgical time, and enhancing surgical outcomes.

TechsoMed’s technology, which integrates AI and machine learning algorithms, is the world’s first image analysis system that predicts and visualizes the 24-hour post-treatment ablation morphology in real-time, allowing physicians to see where they have previously been blind.

Navigating the regulation of AI-powered medical devices presents complex challenges. Although most of these devices have successfully obtained clearance from the FDA via the K510(k) premarket notification process, attaining regulatory approval can still be demanding. “Healthcare carries considerable responsibilities, and maintaining transparency is crucial for fostering understanding and trust in the system’s operation”, says Tomer.

OpTeamizer has been a significant player in AI healthcare, offering professional training for developers at R&D centers on NVIDIA‘s development tools. Following its appointment as NVIDIA’s first education service delivery partner in the Middle East and Israel, the company has been dedicated to advancing AI solutions in healthcare. Tomer Gal highlights NVIDIA’s vital role in today’s industry by providing an ecosystem and software stack for healthcare AI development.

OpTeamizer joins NVIDIA Metropolis to develop and optimize vision AI applications for customers worldwide

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OpTeamizer, a service provider of AI development and GPU optimizations, announced that it has joined NVIDIA Metropolis, a partner program focused on bringing to market a new generation of vision AI applications. The program nurtures a rich ecosystem and offers powerful developer tools to supercharge vision AI applications that are designed to make the world’s most important spaces and operations safer and more efficient.

OpTeamizer provides end-to-end software development services for AI and HPC applications. With over 100 customers, ranging from large enterprises to start-ups, OpTeamizer services include R&D of AI using neural networks, CUDA GPU development, NVIDIA Jetson edge AI platform development, and software optimizations. The company leverages the power of NVIDIA hardware to provide its customers with innovative and advanced solutions. The services utilize cutting-edge NVIDIA technologies and frameworks such as CUDA, TensorRT, DeepStream, Triton, TAO, and more.

NVIDIA Metropolis makes it easier and more cost effective for enterprises, governments, and integration partners to use world-class AI-enabled solutions to improve critical operational efficiency and safety problems. The NVIDIA Metropolis ecosystem contains a large and growing breadth of members who are investing in the most advanced AI techniques and most efficient deployment platforms and using an enterprise-class approach to their solutions. Members can gain early access to NVIDIA platform updates to further enhance and accelerate their AI application development efforts. Further, the program offers the opportunity for members to collaborate with industry-leading experts and other AI-driven organizations.

Tomer Gal, CTO and Founder of OpTeamizer, said: “Joining NVIDIA Metropolis is a significant milestone for OpTeamizer that aligns with our vision of developing cutting-edge technologies which help organizations meet the ever-growing demand for efficient and safe operations. By leveraging the powerful tools and resources provided by NVIDIA Metropolis, we can accelerate the development of next-generation vision AI applications and provide our worldwide customers with the best possible solutions.”

OpTeamizer provides software development services for artificial intelligence and high-performance computing applications. Its services cover the entire software development life cycle, from research and design to deployment. The company has a diverse customer base that includes both large enterprises and start-ups, and it offers a range of services, such as artificial intelligence, edge AI platform development, GPU development, and software optimization. By leveraging NVIDIA hardware, OpTeamizer aims to deliver cutting-edge solutions to meet the specific needs of its customers. With over 100 customers, OpTeamizer has established a strong track record of success, making it a trusted partner for businesses looking to leverage AI and HPC technologies.

OpTeamizer to help companies integrate OpenAI-based technologies

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OpTeamizer, an Israel-based company that offers AI solutions and consulting services to R&D centers and startups, has announced a new suite of services in the field of generative AI.

The offerings are intended for international R&D centers as well as for startups looking for effective ways to integrate and implement technologies based on the platforms of OpenAI, developer of chatbot ChatGPT. The services will enable implementation of existing applications or support the development of new applications by implementing OpenAI’s capabilities in their functionality. The new generative AI service suite includes consulting, development assistance, and developer training and courses.

OpTeamizer has launched the OpenAI service suite against the backdrop of an international race of thousands of companies worldwide striving to implement the functionality of OpenAI tools in their existing and future solutions, as Microsoft has done in its Bing search engine, in its Teams video conferencing platform and in its Viva Sales software.

Tomer Gal [pictured above], founder and CEO of OpTeamizer: “The competition in generative AI spans the global high-tech industry. It’s clear that anyone who’s quick to integrate the kind of capabilities offered by OpenAI into their applications will gain a huge market advantage. Time is therefore critical: there’s no time to reinvent the wheel and run wasteful experiments.”

Tomer adds: “Our service suite will help R&D centers and startups significantly shorten the implementation and development of OpenAI’s capabilities in their existing and future applications, lower development costs and. More importantly, it will help them feel confident that the product is of high commercial quality and accuracy, without the growing pains typical of applications in the field. This will help these companies quickly benefit from new sources of revenue in this new market, whose economic potential is huge.”

OpTeamizer is a Preferred Partner of NVIDIA, qualified to guide Israeli industry in the research and development of artificial intelligence systems, accelerated by NVIDIA’s GPUs and software libraries (SDKs). OpTeamizer also provides turnkey development services to businesses that adopt GPU solutions as they enter the world of AI.

Since 2015, OpTeamizer has provided a range of professional services and turnkey projects to over 100 R&D centers. OpTeamizer cooperates with industry leaders in homeland security, healthcare, industrial inspection, and many other fields. OpTeamizer was recently named an NVIDIA Embedded Edge Partner by NVIDIA and will provide consulting, development, and training services to NVIDIA customers around the world developing edge devices that use its NVIDIA Jetson platform.

OpTeamizer was founded in 2015 by Tomer Gal, one of Israel’s leading AI experts, who participated in strategic developments of Intel Israel and General Electric Israel. Tomer has an MSc in computer science specializing in software optimization, and is a member of the Israel Innovation Authority, which evaluates AI startups’ grant applications. He is also a lecturer in artificial intelligence at the Software Engineering Department of ORT Braude College of Engineering, and is also an NVIDIA certified lecturer.

OpTeamizer offers professional training for developers at R&D centers on NVIDIA’s development tools for the GPU environment, including courses such as CUDA C++, CUDA Python, CUDA for multiple GPUs, Deep Learning for computer vision, and Deep Learning for multiple data types.

OpTeamizer assists developers to create embedded edge applications using NVIDIA Jetson Platform

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OpTeamizer, an Israel-based company that builds solutions and offers AI consulting to Israeli R&D centers, has been appointed an Embedded Edge Partner by multinational NVIDIA. With its appointment, OpTeamizer will provide consulting, development, and training services to NVIDIA customers worldwide, developing edge devices using the NVIDIA Jetson Platform.

The Jetson Orin family was introduced by NVIDIA and includes a powerful System on Module (SOM): Ampere architecture GPU, ARM Cortex CPU, LPDDR5 memory, highly efficient power management, high-speed interfaces, and more. It offers distinct performance levels, energy efficiency, and form factor to suit each market and industry.

Tomer Gal, Founder and CEO of OpTeamizer: “The world of artificial intelligence is rapidly shifting towards edge devices, which are becoming smarter and more efficient, while bringing innovation to a variety of industries. Our expertise in NVIDIA GPUs will assist R&D centers in bringing a new generation of edge devices based on the Jetson Orin platform to the market quickly. The platform will serve sectors such as smart cities, autonomous vehicles, drones, AI powered carts, medical devices, and other industries. The possibilities are endless, and we will work with any R&D center interested in pursuing them.”

In 2018, NVIDIA appointed OpTeamizer as its first education service delivery partner in the Middle East and Israel. The new appointment expands OpTeamizer’s activities within the embedded systems market. The company has been authorized to train, conduct research and development of AI systems, and accelerate performance using NVIDIA GPUs and its software libraries (SDKs). OpTeamizer also provides turnkey development services to businesses that adopt GPU solutions when entering the world of AI.

Tomer Gal and his team assist businesses in migrating from the CPU to the GPU world, accelerating the performance of new GPU systems, developing AI and neural network models, optimizing neural networks, and selecting the relevant hardware for deployment. Since 2018, OpTeamizer has provided a range of professional services and turnkey projects to more than 100 R&D centers. OpTeamizer cooperates with industry leaders in homeland security, healthcare, industrial inspection, and many other sectors.

OpTeamizer was founded in 2015 by Tomer Gal, one of Israel’s leading AI experts, who participated in strategic developments of Intel Israel and General Electric Israel. Tomer has an MSc in computer science and is a member of the Israel Innovation Authority, which evaluates AI startups’ grant applications. He is also a lecturer in artificial intelligence at the Software Engineering Department of ORT Braude College of Engineering.

OpTeamizer offers professional training for developers at R&D centers on NVIDIA’s development tools for the GPU environment, including courses such as CUDA C++, CUDA Python, CUDA for multiple GPUs, Deep Learning for computer vision, and Deep Learning for multiple data types.

Road2 Innovation Center Selects OpTeamizer to Support Startups in Developing AI models

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Road2 Innovation Center has selected OpTeamizer to assist startups working from its NVIDIA-supported Innovation Center with developing artificial intelligence (AI) applications. As part of the collaboration, OpTeamizer will support and work with these startups providing them with application development support and providing guidance on leveraging the center’s NVIDIA DGX system.

Shortly after its appointment, OpTeamizer already had a positive impact, supporting several companies with the effective use of AI in their products and solutions. These include:

  • Mirrori – offers a disruptive technology, harmonizing human wisdom with AI for personalized skincare planning and advisory, beauty advisory, and training.
  • LiteBC – develops non-invasive, repeatable, and safe blood analysis in traditional and non-traditional clinical settings (point-of-care).
  • Rapida – reshapes how the traditional infrastructure industry operates with the automation of inspection and monitoring processes, creating structures and 3D digital twins through real-time data processing by integrating sensor fusion, AI, and big data.
  • Pickey – a breakthrough AI smart wristband “hand vision” technology that revolutionizes manual picking of goods in logistic centers and groceries.

Eitan Kyiet, CEO of Road2 says: “We at Road2 promote the entrepreneurial ecosystem in a variety of verticals, and in various areas of artificial intelligence. We are very pleased with the cooperation with OpTeamizer which was selected as the winner from various companies in the tender process and see that our startup companies enjoy quality and professional services, which helps them to succeed and develop quickly.”

Tomer Gal, founder and CEO of OpTeamizer adds: “Developing AI-led solutions requires a unique set of expertise that a startup often doesn’t have access to and can’t afford at the early stages of product development. This is where our team fits in, advising and guiding startups on how to incorporate AI into their applications and ensure they focus on developing industry-relevant apps, interfaces, and business models. The companies we assist benefit from a greatly accelerated time to market, spending more time focusing on innovation and improving their chances of success in the critical early stages of business development.”

OpTeamizer was founded in 2015 by Tomer Gal, one of Israel’s leading AI experts, who participated in strategic developments at Intel Israel and General Electric Israel. Tomer, an M.Sc. in Computer Science in software optimization, is also a member of the Israel Innovation Authority, which evaluates grant applications by AI startups. He is also a lecturer in AI at the software engineering department of ORT Braude College of Engineering and NVIDIA certified lecturer for CUDA and Deep Learning.

In 2018, NVIDIA appointed OpTeamizer as its first service delivery partner in Israel and the Middle East. Following a successful and fruitful partnership, OpTeamizer is today accredited to train the industry on using NVIDIA’s GPU processors to accelerate system performance and perform AI development. The company is also a consulting services provider for companies that adopt GPU solutions when entering the world of AI.

Prior to its appointment at Road2, OpTeamizer has enjoyed significant success, providing a range of training and consultation services to the R&D centers of over 90 Israeli companies and multinationals operating in the country. Its customers include defense systems, healthcare, inspection systems, and other hi-tech companies. Tomer and his team help companies migrate from legacy CPU to the massively powerful GPU technology, accelerate the performance of new GPU systems, develop AI and neural network models, optimize neural networks, and select the relevant hardware for deployment.

OpTeamizer currently employs 20 developers who focus on training developers at the R&D centers of organizations on NVIDIA’s development tools for the GPU environment. It also offers courses on CUDA C++, CUDA Python, CUDA for multiple GPUs, deep learning for computer vision, and deep learning for numerous data types.

OpTeamizer will train European customers of NVIDIA

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Yokneam based OpTeamizer, which provides solutions and consultation to AI R&D centers in Israel, has been selected by NVIDIA to provide consulting services to its customers in Europe, assist the company’s technology management, and consult companies on projects based on NVIDIA processors.

OpTeamizer was founded in 2015 by Tomer Gal, one of Israel’s leading AI experts, who participated in strategic developments of Intel Israel and General Electric Israel. Tomer, who has an M.Sc. in Computer Science in software optimization, is a member of the Israel Innovation Authority that evaluates grant applications by AI startups and a lecturer in artificial intelligence at the Software Engineering Department of ORT Braude College of Engineering.

In 2018, NVIDIA appointed OpTeamizer as its first Service Delivery Partner in Israel and the Middle East. OpTeamizer is accredited to train the industry in using NVIDIA’s GPU processors, to accelerate system performance and perform artificial intelligence development. The company is also a consulting services provider for companies that adopt GPU solutions when entering the world of AI.

Following the appointment, OpTeamizer provided a range of trainings and consultation services to more than 80 R&D centers of Israeli companies and multinationals operating in the country. Its customers include defense systems, healthcare, inspection systems, and other hi-tech companies. Tomer Gal and his team help companies migrate from CPU to the massively parallel GPU, accelerate the performance of new GPU systems, develop AI and neural network models, optimize neural networks, and select the relevant hardware for deployment.

OpTeamizer, which currently has 20 employees, trains developers at the R&D centers on NVIDIA’s development tools for the GPU environment and offers courses on CUDA C++, CUDA Python, CUDA for multiple GPUs, Deep learning for computer vision, and Deep learning for multiple data types.

The pending launch of the Jetson Orin AI Computer in 2022 signals a further upgrade in OpTeamizer’s unique status in NVIDIA technologies. Recently, the company has been appointed partner with the status of NVIDIA Jetson Partner for the European market, in addition to the Israeli market. It will provide development, consulting, and training services for European customers of NVIDIA, targeting the Jetson Orin platform.

OpTeamizer founder and CEO Tomer Gal says: “NVIDIA’s new Jetson Orin AI Computer will offer edge devices 6x times the performance improvement over the current generation. We will help top Israeli and European companies obtain optimal performance across a wide range of markets that have immense potentials, such as smart cities, autonomous vehicles, healthcare, drones, robotics, smart carts, and more.”

Tomer adds: “The strategy NVIDIA applies via a partner who specializes in its technologies helps companies enter the fast lane to the world of AI. These developments disrupt numerous markets and make such companies global pioneers. OpTeamizer skills and services will assist in implementing the latest NVIDIA technologies in the European market, setting the path for the creation of disruptive AI applications.”