Limor Schweitzer

TUGBOT is an intelligent, safe, stable, flexible and precise AMR designed to help companies of all sizes with industrial cart intralogistics, optimizing workflows, freeing staff to perform added value tasks, increasing productivity whilst reducing costs. The company's flagship robot spun off from RoboSavvy after several years of R&D and deployments.

MOV.AI is a VC funded robotics software company disrupting the robotics automation world with a universal operating system for robots. Deployed today on robots that operate in some of the largest facilities and replace human labor with autonomous robots. MOV.AI features include: - Hardware independent software framework for autonomous intelligent collaborative robot fleets of any size - Built on ROS, MOV.AI adds many features such as fleet management, modern UI and IDE, multi-protocol support, advanced dev-ops - MOV.AI license replaces software developer teams needed by autonomous service/logistics robot companies - End-user cost and ROI of intralogistics automation is substantially reduced because manufacturers don’t need to employ large software teams and hide that cost into the hardware and/or services

Founder of RoboSavvy Ltd. (http://robosavvy.com) that specializes in sales, distribution, development and support of robotic and DIY products for the hobby/Makers, education and research markets worldwide. Hosting the most popular online community for humanoid robot builders and with a wide range of products including humanoid robots, 3D printers, DIY electronics and sensors, RoboSavvy is a leading source of materials and knowledge in the area, developing robots for the education, entertainment and research markets, selling parts needed for creative making of robots and gadgets. RoboSavvy is creating the most advanced 1m tall research humanoid robot in the world, a 3D printable low cost humanoid robot that looks like Honda Asimo designated to motivate young minds into engineering paths. RoboSavvy is helping in creation of new forms of research and Makers gadgets using 3D printers, sensors, extreme computation and miniature portable power. RoboSavvy is fostering creation of gadgets and robots that were only conceivable in science fiction a few years ago - apps with atoms not just bits and bytes.

BrandMyMail.com is a popular Freemium service that allows your Twitter feed, blog items, Facebook posts, and other social media content to be integrated directly into your outbound emails transforming them into an extension of your digital media strategy. It works through Chrome, Firefox extensions as well as mobile and desktop email SMTP clients.

EU funded consortium project with Lisbon's IST university to create affordable running robots. The project researched biologically inspired dynamic walking locomotion

Exploring a novel technology for in-theater gaming

XACCT (search xacct.com on archive.org) a California based software firm, that pioneered “Real-Time Billing Mediation” - a field akin to telecom usage billing. Over the course of 6 years, XACCT raised over $85M in venture capital funding in five rounds of investments. Investors included Sun Microsystems, Dell, H&Q, TCV and Trident. In February 2004, XACCT was acquired by Telecom OSS giant Amdocs (NYSE:DOX). Limor's role was initially to develop the novel technology that collected every possible piece of network traffic evidence from the largest networks, and consolidating this information into billable records. Later he moved to the role of CTO and evangelist, presenting the company in over dozens of public events and publications, working with the sales force around the world and steering the company towards the mobile operator data world fostering the first mobile operator sale for the company. The company was sold to Amdocs in 2004.

Worked with marketing and new product research teams withing Amdocs following acquisition of XACCT

XPERT (www.xpert.com) was an IT outsourcing and consulting firm based in Israel. It was one of the first UNIX system administration consulting firms specializing in server setup, network administration, security and project management. Xpert started from two founders and reached 150 consultants and raising $17M in venture capital funding. Xpert was eventually sold Bezeq, Israel's national telecommunications company.