Ron Mi

· ynox upgrades an existing routine component of the retail transaction process. Effectively replacing this component located at zero distance from the target audience, ynox will offer an abundance of added-value services (such as digital wallet, etc.) directly to retail buyers and sellers worldwide. This upgrade has enormous potential loaded with billions of revenues.

· pentaPhone is a smartphone, seamlessly integrated in and controlled through a glove. The initial idea was to improve smartphones' HMI (Human-Machine Interface), especially for use on the go and in harsh conditions. · Two demonstration videos are available on youtube: https://youtu.be/ary2BW97mIM https://youtu.be/qcLuKDmAsAU

· I was involved in the creation of white-label products targeted at iOS and Android which subsequently became available on App Store and Google Play. · I was involved in the creation of software product-grade solutions for casino and gaming industries. I created gaming experiences — both from scratch and revamping the existing ones. · I created roomtoo.com — an online broker for (not only) short-term rentals, similar to Airbnb but before Airbnb became widespread.

· I was involved in classified projects for governmental defense industry clients such as IAI (thru Elta Systems Ltd.) and foreign air forces. · As a senior project manager, I led the development of the communications system for Boeing E-3 Sentry (AWACS) crew and trainees. We developed custom software in-house mainly in C++ for a modified Linux distribution. The hardware development in this project was particularly challenging due to the stringent requirements of meeting strict military standards.

· I was involved in a series of technological ventures. For example, we created television multicasting over cellular IP network that worked successfully in GSM (2G GPRS). Since in 2004 there were no smartphones in the modern sense, we have built up the client side out of two devices: a Symbian OS mobile phone with a modem and a Palm OS handheld with a relatively powerful display. For the consumer market of that time, this was a groundbreaking technology.

· I was involved in C/C++ development of mobile multimedia solutions for embedded, sometimes undocumented, platforms.

· NT-based server SDK (C++, OOD, WIN32, MFC) for pSOS-based mobile terminals. · The SDK was successfully delivered to a corporate client in the USA.