Patents

Mois Navon is one of the founding engineers of Mobileye, where he designed the EyeQ family of SoC (System On a Chip) – the award-winning chip powering the autonomous vehicle revolution. He is the author of numerous hardware patents in the field of image processing and computing hardware.  Prior to Mobileye, Mois worked for notable companies such as IBM and NASA’s JPL as well as a number of Israeli Start-Ups. Mois began his career by completing a combined major of Computer Science and Electrical Engineering at the University of California at Los Angeles.  This gave him the academic basis to later be involved in all aspects computer design, including chip design, board design, high and low-level software programming as well as systems architecture.   Applying these skills, Mois developed a vast array of important applications, including: a Cancer detection machine for the National Institute of Health, one of the first Laser Printers, an ICBM Missile Tracking system for the United States Air Force, the first Video-on-Demand (VOD) system for commercial airlines, Video Encryption/Decryption chips for cable and satellite broadcast, an early fiber to the home Internet Router, and chips for Advanced Driver Assist Systems (ADAS) and Autonomous Vehicles.   Mois is a recognized technology expert who has advised many startups as well as acting as startup judge for the Mass Challenge startup accelerator.

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