
ABOUT US


Who we are
RespirAI is a US-Israeli start-up company, headquartered in Omaha, Nebraska, that develops an innovative AI-powered home monitoring platform aimed at revolutionizing the management of chronic respiratory diseases.
This technology enables the improvement of quality of life, management of multiple patient health conditions, and reduction of high healthcare system costs.
The core technology of the system is based on an invention of researchers from the University of Nebraska at Omaha.


Our team


Boaz Sadeh, PhD
Algorithm Leader
Boaz is a neuroscientist and algorithm developer with over
15 years of experience spanning academic research and the medical device industry. With a PhD in Neuroscience and a postdoctoral fellowship at UC Berkeley,
he works at the intersection of science, technology, and clinical needs, focusing on translating scientific and clinical questions into practical solutions

Dani Livne, Ph.D.
System Architect
System architect with 15+ years of experience pioneering solutions at the intersection of machine learning and life sciences. Specializes in designing scalable bioinformatics systems, deep learning applications, and optimizing computational performance. Published researcher and patent holder with proven expertise in leading technical teams and translating complex biological problems into production-ready AI solutions.

Rachel Mayer
Product Manager
Rachel brings a background in Biomedical Engineering and Biology to product management. She aligns R&D efforts with technical goals, transforming biological parameters and medical data into actionable monitoring capabilities.

Vladimir-Yevsukov
Software Engineer
Vladimir Yevsukov has broad academic experience in exact sciences like physics and mathematics; his expertise applies theoretical knowledge
to solving practical problems.
Scientific Advisory Board

Adam Wells, PhD
Dr. Wells is Section Chief of Pulmonary and Critical Care Medicine and ICU Medical Director at Nebraska Methodist Health System in Omaha, Nebraska. He brings extensive clinical, academic, and research experience in pulmonary and critical care medicine, including expertise in building respiratory care programs and evaluating innovative technologies in real-world clinical settings.

Jenna Yentes, PhD
Dr. Jenna Yentes is an Assistant Professor at the University of Nebraska, Omaha. Her research focuses on movement variability, functional outcomes, and locomotor-respiratory coupling, specifically in persons with pulmonary disease.

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