Inteliclinic
Janusz Frączek has a work experience of being a CTO at Intelclinic since January 2013. Prior to that, they worked as an Assistant/Doctoral Candidate at Warsaw University of Technology starting from October 2012. Janusz also worked as a Service Engineer at Promed from August 2011 to November 2011.
Janusz Frączek's education history includes attending the Warsaw University of Technology and XVII LO im. Andrzeja Frycza Modrzewskiego for an unspecified period of time. No specific degrees or fields of study are mentioned.
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Inteliclinic
Inteliclinic is an engineering studio specializing in artificial intelligence technologies and biological signal processing systems, such as the Neuroon - a revolutionary wearable mask that combines advanced brain wave and pulse measurement technology with a sleeping mask. The first product of Inteliclinic - Neuroon - is a revolutionary wearablemask that combines advanced brain wave and pulse measurement technology with a sleeping mask. It is the first device on the consumer market that analyzes human sleep and improves its quality.Inteliclinic is recognized as an international startup with offices in Warsaw and San Francisco, specializing in designing and producing wearable devices. In February 2016 Inteliclinic became a member of Sky Deck accelerator organized by one of the most respected universities in the world - University of California Berkeley in US and member of Pfizer Consumer Healthcare & Galvanize network.Inteliclinic is prizewinner of many prestigious, global competitions for the most innovative new companies eg. first place at the LeWeb contest in Paris in 2013 and first place at the ReleaseIt at SXSW in Austin, TX, USA in 2016. Also the company has been selected as the best sleep startup in 2015 by HealthXL with cooperation with Cleveland Clinic.Inteliclinic was also awarded the Best Health Startup from the Plug and Play accelerator program by Johnson & Johnson and received a $25K award.In 2016 Neuroon was featured in the Lufthansa FlyingLab that allowed passengers to test out innovative products in accordance to their ‘Sleep Better’ theme.