Sabrina Kemeny

Dr. Sabrina Kemeny is a renowned innovator who co-invented the camera-on-a-chip technology at NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory, revolutionizing digital imaging and laying the foundation for cell phone camera technology.

As the co-founder and CEO of Photobit Corporation, she successfully commercialized CMOS sensor technology, navigated equity financing rounds, and orchestrated key acquisitions with industry giants like Kodak, Intel, and Hitachi.

Dr. Kemeny's entrepreneurial journey continued as she co-founded TAP, a high-tech startup focused on enhancing human interaction with electronic devices through innovative wearables. TAP's flagship product revolutionizes typing by enabling users to tap their fingers on any surface for swift, accurate, and hands-free language input to various Bluetooth-enabled devices and virtual reality environments.

Her educational background includes a BS, MS, and Ph.D. in Electrical and Electronics Engineering from Columbia University, as well as an Associate of Science in Registered Nursing from the University of Vermont.

With a diverse professional history that spans from research scientist roles at JPL to strategic leadership positions in marketing and entrepreneurship, Dr. Kemeny continues to drive technological advancements and reshape user experiences in the digital realm.