Dixon Cleveland

Mr. Cleveland is a co-founder and Vice President of Engineering of LC Technologies, Inc. He is one of the foremost authorities on eye-tracking and the physiology of eye movement in the world. Author of many papers and awarded 17 patents in this field, he is the chief developer of the image processing hardware and software used in the Eyegaze System. He has 26 years of experience in developing signal and image processing systems for instrumentation, man-machine and electronic-warfare applications. His key strength is an ability to analyze complex systems and develop computerized signal processing procedures to infer critical information from measured signals and images. Mr. Cleveland has a bachelor’s degree in Electrical Engineering from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology and has done postgraduate work in Business Management from George Washington University.

Arthur W. Joyce, III, Ph.D.

Mr. Joyce is the Senior Engineer for LC Technologies, Inc. He has 12 years of experience developing digital systems and computer programs and eight years of experience working on projects to aid people with severe disabilities. His key strength is the ability to see both the large abstract concepts and translate those concepts into minute details of the implementation. His experience includes digital hardware design and large software program development. Prior to coming to LC Technologies, Inc., he was a post-doctoral research fellow at the Gesture and Human Dynamics Laboratory of the A.I. duPont Hospital for Children and the Center for Applied Science and Engineering at the University of Delaware. He is a member of the Institute of Electronics and Electrical Engineers (IEEE) and the Association of Computing Machines (ACM).

Peter Norloff

Mr. Norloff is the Senior Software Engineer for LC Technologies, Inc. He has 23 years of experience as a scientific programmer and a technical analyst working in signal processing and mathematical modeling. He is the chief designer of the Eyegaze System software and responsible for creating the code for LC Technologies' basic eyetracking technology and its applications. His company responsibilities include the design and implementation of applications software and supporting database programs in diverse topical areas such as: image processing, seismic discrimination, electronic intelligence support, and speech intelligibility processing. Mr. Norloff has experience with microcomputers including the IBM PC and others, and mini- computers such as VAX and PDP-II series computers. His programming languages include C, FORTRAN, BASIC and 8088 assembler. His experience with operating systems includes, OS/2, PC-DOS/MS-DOS, VMS, IAS, CPM and UNIX.

Ray Kester