Alumni

Alex Bronstein

Alex Bronstein
Professor at the Faculty of Computer Science, Technion
Faculty of Electrical Engineering
1998 – 2002

B.Sc. (2002) and M.Sc. (2005) in Electrical Engineering at the Technion. Ph.D. (2007) in Computer Science at the Technion.

Participated in the Technion Excellence Program: 1998 – 2002.
Alex included advanced courses from different departments in his curriculum.
He graduated in Electrical Engineering with a number of credit points almost sufficient for a double major out of interest.

Among his research projects:

  • "Expression-invariant 3D face recognition" under the supervision of Prof. Ron Kimmel. This project has gained certain attention from the world-wide media including CNN.
  • "Blind deconvolution of images" under the supervision of Dr. Michael Zibulevsky from the Faculty of Electrical Engineering.

Full list of his publications includes journal papers, conference papers and patents.

Alex was one of the inventors of the 3D sensor technology that he started developing at the Technion 10 years ago with Michael Bronstein and Ron Kimmel. The Israeli company Invision was founded on this technology and acquired by Intel in 2012.

Since the acquisition of Invision, Alex has been a Principal Engineer in the Perceptual Computing Group at Intel Corporation developing Intel’s 3D sensing technology, RealSense. Alex has been a co-founder and the Chief Scientist of the Israeli startup VideoCites offering internet-scale video search services to businesses and the UK fintech startup Sibylla.

Recommendation to Program participants: Follow your passions.