Alumni

Ronen Eshel

Ronen Eshel
VP of Technology and Co-Founder @ Treex Robotics
Faculty of Electrical Engineering and Physics

BSc in Electrical Engineering and physics, MSc in Electrical Engineering at the Technion.

Participated in the Technion Excellence Program: 2003 – 2006.

During his first degree Ronen combined multi-disciplinary studies and included advanced courses in his curriculum from the Master's degree curriculum of the Electrical Engineering Faculty.

Ronen conducted a research under the supervision of Dr. Arbel and Prof. Meir Orenstein from the Electrical Engineering faculty: "Plasmonic surface waves conduction". There he studied active optic structures that are plasmonic based in order to build optic switches and logic gates in nanometric scale.

During his studies, Ronen won many excellence prizes including the prize of the chairman of the Knesset's education committee and the Elias Perlmutter prize. Due to the multidisciplinary nature of the Program he had the chance to be introduced to many fields of knowledge that he would not have been exposed to as a regular student. The Program encourages research and curiosity as a way of study and pushed him to take advance courses in many subjects.

2006 – 2016:
Elite technological unit of the intelligence corps of the IDF. Performing research and development in the multiple fields including electronics, electro-optics and system architecture.

Recommendation to Program participants:"Take advantage of the opportunities the Program provides in order to study what really interests you and make the studies fascinating."

Publication:
Sason and R. Eshel "On concentration of measures for LDPC code ensembles," Proceedings 2011 IEEE International Symposium on Information Theory (ISIT2011), pp. 1268-1272, St. Petersburg, Russia, July 31-Aug 5, 2011.

 

Patents publication (patent number):

Incremental flux allocation for LIDAR detection 10031232

TEMPERATURE BASED CONTROL IN LIDAR 20180143308

STEERABLE HIGH ENERGY BEAM 20180143302

PARALLEL SCENE SCANNING IN LIDAR USING A COMMON STEERABLE DEFLECTOR 20180143305

OPTICAL BUDGET APPORTIONMENT IN LIDAR 20180143324

PARALLEL CAPTURING OF LIDAR FARMES AT DIFFERING RATES 20180143322

INCREMENTAL FLUX ALLOCATION FOR LIDAR DETECTION 20180136337

DETECTOR-ARRAY BASED SCANNING LIDAR 20180128920

ADAPTIVE LIDAR ILLUMINATION TECHNIQUES BASED ON INTERMEDIATE DETECTION RESULTS 20180120441

ADAPTIVE NOISE MITIGATION FOR DIFFERENT PARTS OF THE FIELD OF VIEW 20180120424

VARIABLE FLUX ALLOCATION WITHIN A LIDAR FOV TO IMPROVE DETECTION IN A REGION 20180113200