Dr. Stephen Lang
Dr. Lang has extensive experience
in the analysis and development of systems, having developed x-ray and
scanning electron microscope imaging algorithms, real-time
streaming products for the Internet, real-time processing for laser
and acoustic systems, algorithms for reconfigurable computing architectures,
and sensor processing techniques for seismic, sonic, ultrasonic
and electro-magnetic measurements. Dr. Lang has served as technical
director of the Advanced Sensors Consortium, Associate Editor of
the IEEE Transactions on Acoustic, Speech, and Signal Processing
and Associate Editor of the IEEE Transactions on Image Processing. Previously
he worked at TechOnline, Lockheed Sanders, and Schlumberger.
He received his PhD, MS, and BS in Electrical Engineering and Computer
Science from MIT.
Dr. Bruce Musicus
Dr. Musicus divides his time between technology diligence and hands-on
development projects. In addition to his extensive experience in software
development and data center operations, he is a leading expert in signal
processing algorithms. He has worked extensively on a variety of technologies
including: custom newspaper image layout analysis, wearable medical device
computation engine, cellular telephone testing hardware platform design and
FPGA programming, luggage scanners for airports, communications protocols,
patent analysis for video, audio, and wireless communication. He holds patents
in fault tolerant architectures, time-scale modification of signals, and
programmable real-time signal processors.
Prior to beginning his career in technology consulting and diligence,
he was the Chief Technology Officer and a founder of Parlance Corp.,
which provides a speech-enabled auto-attendant telephony service, CTO of
BBN Speech Processing Group, the Director of Development of BBN HARK Systems,
and an Associate Professor in MIT's Department of Electrical Engineering and
Computer Science.
Bruce received his SB (summa cum laude) from Harvard University. He received
his MS, EE, and PhD degrees in Electrical Engineering and Computer Science from MIT.
Dr. Myron Zimmerman
As a partner, Dr. Zimmerman has led over 75 diligence projects, including SaaS
and on-premise applications; led development teams; and participated in 20 development
projects. Previously he was the CTO
and founder of VenturCom, Inc. a leader in the embedded software market.
Dr. Zimmerman has extensive experience positioning and developing embedded
and real-time products for UNIX and Windows platforms. He is also co-founder
and director of two medical signal processing companies, helped spin off a
contract development business, co-founded the Boston Technical Executive network,
is a director of a family owned concrete equipment manufacturing company, was CTO
of Certeon, an application acceleration company, has authored numerous Windows,
UNIX, real-time and embedded articles, and has chaired and presented at numerous
trade shows. Dr. Zimmerman received BS in Physics and Mathematics from Juniata
College and his PhD in Atomic Physics from MIT.
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