RightEye
Adam Gross has held several roles throughout their work experience. Adam co-founded Eastern ATM in 1996, where they owned and operated a network of private ATM machines. Adam later founded KeepMore in 1998, a company that helped credit card issuing banks lower customer acquisition costs. In 2000, they co-founded KeyClaims, which delivered cost containment solutions to healthcare payers. In 2004, Gross co-founded Trending123.com, a subscription-based newsletter service that provided investors with stock trading tools and information. Their most recent role was as CEO and co-founder of RightEye, LLC, a company that delivers eye-tracking insights and AI-driven models for various user conditions.
Adam Gross attended Syracuse University and obtained a B.S. degree. Prior to that, they also attended Miami Palmetto High School, but no specific degree or field of study is provided for their time there.
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RightEye
RightEye is a health technology company using eye tracking to revolutionize patient care. RightEye leverages proven scientific research and a patented cloud-based software platform to deliver any eye movement test or therapy. RightEye’s eye tracking platform allows for early and accurate detection of issues such as concussion, traumatic braininjury, autism, reading, general eye health, performance vision, and Parkinson’s disease and other movement disorders. By making health and vision care more accessible, affordable and effective, RightEye can better outcomes, lower costs and improve health.