LIGHTYX
Tomer Elran has a diverse work experience spanning over several years. Tomer co-founded LIGHTYX in 2018 and held the roles of Co-Founder & Chief Product Officer and Co-Founder & CEO. Tomer was responsible for product development and played a vital role in the company's success. Prior to LIGHTYX, Tomer worked at Intel Corporation as an Analog Architect from 2015 to 2018. Tomer contributed to the development of analog designs and was involved in various projects. From 2006 to 2015, they worked at SanDisk as a Senior Staff analog engineer. Tomer'sresponsibilities included analog and circuit design, high-speed circuits, and innovative circuit design. During their tenure, they filed 10 patents and more to come. Before that, Tomer worked at Tower Semiconductor LTD as an Analog engineer from 2004 to 2006, where they gained valuable experience in analog engineering.
Tomer Elran attended Tel Aviv University from 2001 to 2005, where they earned a Bachelor of Science (BSc) degree in Electrical and Electronics Engineering.
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LIGHTYX
LightYX is an innovative startup in the construction-tech industry that has recently been chosen as THE most promising Israeli startup in the construction-tech arena and one of the top 5 global startups in construction for 2019 (“Builtworld”, Germany) and has been recognized as one of the most promising projects in deep tech to date (“Hellotomorrow”, Paris). It was founded by 3 experienced engineers that have previously held senior roles in global technology companies.LightYX developed a unique robotic system, called the LightYX BeamerOne™, that projects an adaptive projected reality of any 2 or 3D blueprints onto the construction surface itself with an accurate laser down to the millimeters. This way, construction workers can easily see the blueprints to scale without having to mark the work surface themselves. This means many day-to-day mistakes can be avoidedBut there’s more! LightYX’s BeamerOne can also detect mismatches between the BIM model and the “as built”. The operator can then modify the projection on site, and adjust it to the "As Built" by moving elements around on LightYX's proprietary mobile app. All they need to do now is save the updated version and send it back to the architect for approval and then share it with other project stakeholders.LightYX’s innovation has become the answer for issues that arise day to day on construction sites.