Van Krishnamoorthy MD
CEO
Dr Van is a physician entrepreneur and rare eye disease patient. To achieve his vision of a world in which everyone with visual impairment finds their super powers enabled by assistive tech, Dr Van leverages his expertise in imaging AI, health tech startups, healthcare quality, genomics, drug development, and real estate.
JR Rizzo MD
Founder / Chief Medical Advisor
Dr Rizzo enhances human capabilities by disrupting the assistive tech space for those with visual impairment. He holds 3 Faculty positions at NYU - Physical Medicine, Neurology, Mechanical / Aerospace Engineering and leads the Visuomotor Integration Lab. This work has produced numerous publications and book chapters, in addition to domestic / international patents filed.
Todd Hudson PhD
Chief Technology Advisor
Professor Hudson is faculty at the NYU Grossman School of Medicine Departments of Rehabilitation Medicine and Neurology, and the NYU Tandon School of Engineering, Department of Biomedical Engineering. While at Columbia University, he developed computational models of several visual illusions that might result in spatial disorientation, particularly pilot disorientation and plane crashes. His postdoctoral training focused on motor control in altered gravito-inertial force backgrounds, including participation in microgravity experiments in collaboration with NASA. He has also spearheaded Bayesian probabilistic and decision-theoretic approaches to understanding and modeling movement planning, which inform his current clinical research into stroke recovery. Dr. Hudson is the author of many technical and research papers, as well as the textbook, Bayesian Data Analysis for the Behavioral and Neural Sciences.
Mike Dybicz
Chief Operating Officer
Mike in an expert in PE groups seeking platform healthcare technology and service opportunities. He has served in executive leadership roles, turned around a venture fund in Eastern Europe, and run his own consulting firm. His healthcare and tech executive experience ranges from startups to IBM, where he incubated the web-scale advanced text analytics service and licensed technology from Vanderbilt.