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The Core Team
Our breakthrough was accomplished by applying our knowledge of several seemingly-disconnected areas of engineering to produce a new and powerful technology. Chris Grabowski and Tom Zamojdo have been engaged in car navigation projects for more than eleven years. The Virtual Cable™ was conceived in 2001 when they realized that a GPS-enabled Heads-Up-Display could be far more effective when reduced to just a single line, but only if such line was displayed in true volumetric 3D. Applying Chris's knowledge of advanced laser optics and Tom's knowledge of real-time computer software, they developed a commercially feasible design for a 3D HUDs.
Myra
Schulman is Chief Executive Officer of MVS. She has been providing the company with
a clear business direction and day-to-day management. After attaining a BS in Economics from the
Wharton School (University of Pennsylvania) Myra joined the management consulting
firm of Towers Perrin. After attaining a Masters in Computer Science (at Fairleigh Dickinson), she
spent the next twenty-two years at AT&T and Bell Communications Research (later Telecordia
Technologies) architecting large, core-business engineering software systems for the telecommunications
industry.
Christopher
Grabowski is the Chief Science Officer of MVS and principal inventor and designer
of the Virtual Cable™ technology. The idea arisen from his broad knowledge of several, seemingly
disconnected, areas of HMI design, optics and physiology of human vision. Developing the Virtual
Cable™ concept into a mature design required his specialized knowledge of advanced optical
design, electrical and mechanical engineering, and laser physics. Chris's meticulous analitycal talents
and design skill were indispensable at The Clearing House in New York, where for eighteen years he
had been a software engineer responsible for a complex real-time multilateral netting and settlement
system which transfers over one trillion dollars a day between the major financial institutions
worldwide. Chris retired from The Clearing House to work full time on advancing the Virtual
Cable™ technology.
Juliana
Carnes heads up West Coast and European operations for MVS. She specializes in managing
early-stage tech companies, collaborating with university research programs and developing new products.
Juliana began her career buying software companies for a Taiwan-American venture capital group.
Juliana subsequently co-founded an IT consultancy where she specialized in sales to international
software companies and European ISPs, launching a VoIP SaaS provider along the way. Juliana has
served on the Board and management team of a community nonprofit for most of the last ten years,
creating partnerships between public and private stakeholders to deliver affordable healthcare to
low-income patients. She is a fluent French speaker and a graduate of Kings College London and the
London School of Economics. She lives with her family in Silicon Valley.
Tom Zamojdo is
the Chief Technology Officer and co-inventor of the Virtual Cable™. He worked for
10 years at Bell Labs and Bell Communications Research where he met and worked with Myra Schulman on
several large computer systems including network monitoring and security. Tom left Bell Communications
Research to start a software engineering consulting company in North Carolina, which provided custom
software solutions to such clients as Wachovia, Bank of America and Duke Energy. After eight years, Tom
returned to New York to work on the Virtual Cable™ project.
Each of the three principals have been successful in designing and implementing creative, practical and cost effective solutions in very complex, rigid environments.