An accomplished medical device executive, Mr. O'Connor joins MTI with over 20 years of senior management experience at Philips Medical Systems, Sony Medical Systems and Lockheed Martin Medical Systems. In addition, Mr. O'Connor was the chief executive officer of several emerging medical device companies, where he directed the overall financing, operational organization, business and market strategies, as well as the successful commercialization of those enterprises. Mr. O’Connor holds an MBA in International Marketing from NYU’s Stern School of Business, as well as a Certification in Radiological Technology from Columbia University.

Dr. Jae Son has been an entrepreneur and inventor form more than 15 years in areas ranging from software, electronics and sensor design. In addition to his business studies, Dr. Son has a Ph.D. in Engineering Sciences from Harvard University, and his innovations include three issued patents and 10 pending patents. While completing his dissertation on "Giving Robots the Sense of Touch," Dr. Son was unable to find a sensor that was suitable for his research so he developed his own sensor -- one that would emulate the human sense of touch. Years later, his mother was diagnosed with breast cancer. She is fine now, but going through the diagnosis process with his mother reinforced the need for a more effective tool to aid physicians in locating and documenting breast lesions. Dr. Son's technology is the backbone of the FDA approved SureTouch Visual Mapping System for pre-mammogram exams. In addition to his many contributions to peer-reviewed journals, Dr. Son has won numerous academic awards, as well as work-related honors at both Howard Hughes Medical Institute and Hughes Space and Communications.

Successfully managed technology companies for over 25 years by serving either as CEO or in other senior executive positions for medical device companies from inception to successful IPO and/or acquisition. From 1990 through 1998, he served as a member of the Board of Directors and Chief Executive Officer of Lumisys, Inc., where he executed a successful IPO in November 1995 (NASDAQ:LUMI) before being acquired by Eastman Kodak in late 2000. Prior to that time, Mr. Weiss was a co-founder and Board Member of Virtual Imaging, a medical imaging company, where he last held the position of President (1985-1990). From 1971 to 1985, Mr. Weiss was an Executive Vice President for ADAC Laboratories, a medical imaging company (NASDAQ:ADAC) eventually acquired by Philips Medical.