I earned my PhD in Applied Mathematics in 2011, specializing in Computer Vision. Since then, I have pursued research in this field at esteemed institutions like the Technion - Israel Institute of Technology, Italian Institute of Technology, and Cambridge University. My primary research focus was on extracting precise 3D geometry from images, utilizing active light systems such as Photometric Stereo and traditional triangulation methods based on multi-view geometry. Subsequently, my research direction shifted towards application-driven projects. I worked at Toshiba Europe's Cambridge Research Laboratory and the High-Performance Vision Systems at the Austrian Institute of Technology, developing vision-based systems for quality control inspection technologies. Currently, at FullMatrix, I contribute to the development of non-contact inspection systems. My role involves analysing data from sophisticated ultrasound signal generation and propagation techniques.