I now work as a Computer Vision Researcher at a startup company called Prime Sense Ltd. located in Israel. The company is developing a 3D camera which allows computers to see and understand the world around them, allowing humans to interact with the computer through natural gestures and movements that are seen and recognized by the machine.

I was a Distinguished Postdoctoral Fellow in the Simbios Center at Stanford University.  My work in Scott Delp's Neuromuscular Biomechanics Lab focused on improving the OpenSim-based gait workflow and extending it to support motion types other than gait.  This work is part of Simbios' Neuromuscular Driving Biological Project (DBP).

I received my Ph.D. in Computer Science at Stanford University in 2006, with my doctoral work focusing on physics-based simulation for computer graphics, including control for articulated figures and solid-fluid coupling. I received B.Math degrees in Computer Science and Pure Mathematics from the University of Waterloo in 2001.