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About Millivision Technologies |
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Millivision develops,
manufactures, and markets products for the security, law
enforcement, and safety markets, focusing on the use of passive
millimeter wave technology to detect concealed weapons and other
contraband hidden on the human body, using passive millimeter wave
technology.
Our products have been
developed following twenty years of research led by company founder,
Dr. G. Richard Huguenin. Located in South Deerfield, Massachusetts,
the company employs an industry leading team of millimeter wave
engineers and scientists, and a talented staff in related fields.
The patented technology under continuous improvement by the
Millivision team assures that Millivision will remain an industry
leader for many years to come.
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Management Team
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Millivision is proud to present our unique team of experts, leading the field of this cutting-edge technology. Our multi-disciplinary team has worked together over the last several years. |
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Paul E. Nicholas President and Chief
Operating Office. Mr. Nicholas joined Millivision in September
of 2005 to lead the company’s transition from the development to
the commercialization stage. He is a senior operating executive with
over 25 years of domestic and international experience building and
operating a broad range of technology businesses ranging from early
stage start-ups to large business units in billion dollar
corporations. Over the past decade he has focused on creating viable
businesses and companies through the commercialization of technology
and innovation. Prior to Millivision he was President and COO of two
early stage companies, PenFact Inc in Boston and Gearworks in
Minneapolis. Mr. Nicholas also held leadership positions at GTE
Cybertrust and BBN technologies and a variety of executive positions
in software, services and marketing at Digital Equipment
Corporation. Mr. Nicholas earned a BSBA from Boston University, an
MBA from Babson College and has attended executive education
programs at the Wharton School at the University of Pennsylvania. |
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Dr. Thomas Williams | Vice President - Chief Technology Officer. Dr. Williams began his career in various engineering and program management positions at Digital Equipment Corporation. Later, as Vice President of Engineering at DataViews and Amerinex AI, he was the founder and a key principal in the development of complex software tools and solutions for advanced imaging and artificial intelligence applications. He has directed and contributed his talents at a a number of millimeter wave applications companies, including the predecessor companies of Millivision Technologies.
Dr. Williams has managed engineering staffs of 40 people, has published various articles in the field, has developed several patents, and earned his PhD in Computer Science, his MS and BS all from the University of Massachusetts.
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Dr. Nitin Vaidya | Lead Research Engineer (focused on image processing). With Millivision Technologies and its predecessors for eight years, Dr. Vaidya has been instrumental in the mathematical modeling of image formation in active and passive millimeter wave imaging systems, and algorithm design and prototyping for image processing, image understanding, and target detection in radar, as well as, radiometric imagery.
Dr. Vaidya earned his Doctor of Philosophy and MS degrees in Electrical Engineering from Ohio State University, has published numerous articles and has authored Millivision’s last three patents pending. |
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Dr. Richard Huguenin | Founder and Company Advisor. Dr. Huguenin was also founder and CTO at the Company’s predecessor, Millivision, Inc. From 1996 to 2001, Dr. Huguenin was the founder and President of Millimetrix, LLC, and its successor Millivision, LLC. From 1982 to 1996, he served in various senior executive management positions in Millitech Corporation, which he founded.
Prior to entering the business world, Dr. Huguenin had a distinguished career as a radio astronomer and as one of the pioneers in the use of the millimeter wave band in radio astronomy. Educated at MIT and Harvard, he taught at Harvard and the University of Massachusetts. In 1968, after joining the faculty of the University of Massachusetts, he established the Five College Radio Astronomy Observatory program, which built the largest, most sensitive millimeter wave band radio telescope in the United States.
Dr. Huguenin has won the Bart J. Bok Prize from Harvard University, has been a Distinguished Visiting Professor at Chalmers University of Technology, and is a Senior Fellow of IEEE. He is the author of fifty-five scientific and technical publications. Ten patents have been issued to Dr. Huguenin and several are pending. In 1994 he was awarded an honorary Doctor of Science degree from the University of Massachusetts. |
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Investors |
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Juno Investments
Juno Investments LLC (“Juno”) is a private equity firm based in New York and Chicago. Juno is engaged in the acquisition of controlling interests for companies positioned in highly regulated industries such as defense, homeland security, medical devices, and infrastructure. |
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L-3 Communications
Headquartered in New York City, L-3 Communications is a leading provider of Intelligence, Surveillance and Reconnaissance (ISR) systems and products, secure communications systems, aircraft modernization, training and government services, and is a merchant supplier of a broad array of high technology products. Its customers include the Department of Defense, Department of Homeland Security, selected U.S. government intelligence agencies and aerospace prime contractors. |
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Strategic Partners |
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L-3 Communications is collaborating with Millivision as a strategic partner for the development of multiple-threat contraband detection systems for the transportation market. |
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