Dr. Mark Khater

And what I was doing at the time is I learned that it was very complicated for computers back then to actually analyze images of cancers.

So I focused on bio signals and I was looking at things, very simple things like your heart rate or the contraction of your muscles and so on.

And I then built a system at the time that was actually doing a lot of brain signal analysis.

And it was part of my master's degree at the time.

And I didn't actually think anybody would be interested in looking at how the system analyzes brainwaves.

And then suddenly we sort of put that out into as an application.

And before I knew it, people were saying, hey, would you like us to buy your company?

And I thought, what company?

I have a software.

I mean, and what do you mean buy your company?

I never heard of that.

You go and buy milk or eggs or, you know, or the software.

But can you actually buy a company?

Wow.

OK, let's see how this works.

So that was in 99.

And that's when I thought, hey, this whole building of computers that think like or mimic human thinking is

seems to be very interesting to the world.

Nobody's doing it and not many people are doing it.

I'll start focusing on that.