Research Team
OUR TEAM
We believe there is never a time to stop learning. We continuously aim high with our visions. We work together as a team and always try to think differently to reach new results in our research and experiments.
Prof. Boaz Ben-Moshe
Head of the KnCG lab
Head of Computer Engineering Research fields Department: Theoretical and applied aspects of Computational Geometry and Facility Location Optimization, including: Approximating Radio Maps, Locating Wireless Back-bone, Frequency Allocation, Visibility Graphs, Terrain Simplification, Allocation Problems, Vehicle Routing Problems, and GIS expert systems.
Itiel Rosenberg
Master's student
Department: Industrial Engineering and Management.
Research Fields: Operation research and PMO.
Projects:
-NDT automation.
-FSO communication.
Alex Scherbakov
Master's student
Department: Electrical Engineering.
Research fields and projects: Signal processing, radar, navigation and localization, python programming (GUI, database and more), AI.
Amit kashi
undergraduate student
Department: Mechanical Engineering.
Research fields and projects: Robotics and control systems for mechanical systems, for energy solutions for unmanned aircraft.
Kobi Gozlan
Ph.D student
Department: Electrical Engineering.
Research fields: Autonomous vehicles, satellite project, drone adaptation.
Eyal Berliner
Ph.D student
Department: Industrial Engineering and Management.
Research fields: Wireless communications, operation research.
Projects: Cybersecurity, satellite team, LoRa communication, long-range wi-fi, and other confidential projects.
Yael Landau
Master's student
Department: Computer Science.
Research Fields: Indoor Positioning.
Projects: STEPS - InDoor Navigation Framework for Mobile Devices.
Prizes: 1st Place Winner of IPIN 2018 - the ninth international conference on INDOOR POSITIONING AND INDOOR NAVIGATION in France, 1st Place Winner of the Microsoft Indoor Localization Competition 2018 in Portugal.
Kfir Cohen
KnCG lab engineer
Projects: Drone adaptation, autonomous vehicles and satellite project development.
Elliot Serfaty
undergraduate student
Research fields and projects: Laser communication, optical tracking via telescope, autonomous ship development.