Anwar Almojarkesh

CEO & Founder of SensoRail & Innovation Factory Limited, In the years that his company has existed, Anwar Almojarkesh has put out a lot of innovative inventions to make life simpler and comfortable for users. A few years ago, Anwar invented a sound classification algorithm for detecting a wide range of sounds in different industries — healthcare where it has helped in ultrasound scans, safety, and security where it is being used in the construction of alarms and bells, in care homes and the transportation industry as well. Also among his inventions is one that is being used in some institutions in the healthcare sector in the UK, diagnosing irregularities in the human body system such as irregular heartbeat, broken or problematic joints and cartilage, difficulties with breathing due to lung disturbances, coughing, sneezing and vomiting. He also expended his knowledge and skill to design algorithms for the transportation industry, working with Network Rail and HS2 in the UK in a project designed to detect an early failure in railway. He firmly believes that this will drastically reduce the occurrence of railway accidents in the country. Anwar has also invented different algorithms and methods based on smartphones, and embedded systems that use advanced acoustic technology to detect and analyze abnormal sounds in real time, having the advantage of working completely offline.

Anwar Almojarkesh currently works with healthcare providers, city councils and universities in the UK to replace old assistive technologies with his artificial intelligent sound technologies. This was after Anwar developed the sound classification algorithm to detect important sounds such as smoke alarm sounds, doorbell, microwave beeps, baby crying and more — to alert the deaf, and people with hearing loss. It is also being used in sleep clinics to detect snoring sounds and types. In the nearest future, he hopes to design algorithms that work in every industry in the world, helping people achieve comfort, even before they can think about being uncomfortable.