Machine learning and AI expert Inon Sharony joins Utilis to expand products
Utilis recently announced an expansion of their operations to include machine learning and hired Inon Sharony as AI Lead. Sharony combines subject matter expertise and high integrity data to create effective AI solutions for companies.
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Sharony joins Utilis from Rail Vision, where he managed the Algorithm Group. For the past seven years, Sharony focused on developing cutting-edge AI technology that meets real-world business and product needs. He submitted his PhD in Chemical Physics at Tel Aviv University and will combine his extensive academic background in Physics and his agnostic machine learning experience to develop strategic AI solutions for Utilis.
“Inon’s work with Utilis will expand company-wide use of machine learning and deep learning, improving existing products,” stated Yuval Lorig, R&D Director for Utilis. “Utilis is also developing new products that serve high level data-driven insights. This all generates valuable insights and improves products for customers.”
When asked about his immediate goals, Sharony shared, “The immediate goal involves building the capabilities to develop data products. This includes building a program to develop a selected portfolio of candidates, the team needed to execute the program, and collaborating with Utilis teams throughout the application development life cycle.”
“In addition to the interesting technical challenges, I look forward to having a part in the positive impact,” stated Sharony.
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Utilis has collected the largest global confirmed database of locations of subsurface water leaks, containing more than 35,000 leaks in more than 50 countries in six continents, all based on L-band SAR analysis and detection. This unique database, along with the L-band SAR satellite imagery available, provides both opportunities and challenges for developing new AI-based technologies and products. Utilis will remain focused on their core capabilities of SAR-based analytics, and expand capabilities by way of partnerships, turn-key solutions, and in-house development.
Sharony’s work is fueled by his curious nature. He is an explorer and a certified Nitrox diver, where he has Nitrox-dived in top diving destinations across the world, including in the Red Sea, the Caribbean, and the Galapagos Islands. Sharony will be based in Israel, where he lives with his wife and son.
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