With over three decades of experience, Boaz serves as VP of R&D at Tactile Mobility, focusing on driving innovation. Before joining Tactile Mobility, Boaz held the position of VP of R&D at Check-Cap, a medical device company known for its development of a miniaturized X-RAY camera enclosed in a capsule for colon scanning. Prior to this, he served as an R&D manager at Orsan Medical Technologies, concentrating on advancing brain stroke monitoring technology. Additionally, he was the deputy VP of R&D at GI-View, contributing to the development of a single-use auto-maneuvering colonoscopy system. Earlier in his career, Boaz held roles at Scitex and Creo, including Hardware and Software Manager and Director in the Input Division. Boaz is a graduate of the Technion-Israel Institute of Technology, holding a Bachelor of Science degree in Electrical Engineering.

Tactile Mobility stands out by interpreting vehicle-road dynamics and enriching automotive data with a tactile dimension. Tactile Mobility’s ECU-embedded software, driven by advanced machine learning and AI, meticulously analyzes existing sensor data to provide crucial insights into tire grip, tire wear monitoring, weight estimation, and road conditions. This empowers vehicles to "feel" the road, enabling an accurate driving behavior adaptation. Addressing diverse use cases, Tactile Mobility’s solution empowers automakers, tier 1 providers, and fleet operators to enhance safety, optimize performance, and foster innovation in mobility. Furthermore, it plays a pivotal role in shaping the future of autonomous vehicles and smart transportation systems.