Yonatan Frankel is an Israeli entrepreneur and technology specialist known for co-founding OrCam Technologies in 2010 alongside Amnon Shashua. As co-founder and CTO, he leads this pioneering AI vision company that develops assistive devices for people with visual impairments, most notably the OrCam MyEye wearable device that uses computer vision to read text, recognize faces, and identify objects in real-time. His background includes service in Israel's elite Unit 8200 signals intelligence unit, where he specialized in image processing and intelligence analysis, honing skills in computer vision and data interpretation that he later applied to civilian tech ventures. Frankel's military experience also involved recruiting top tech talent from Israeli universities, connecting him deeply to Israel's high-tech ecosystem ('Silicon Wadi'). Under his leadership, OrCam has grown into a global enterprise, partnering with major tech firms and expanding its product line to include educational and accessibility tools. Beyond OrCam, he remains an influential figure in Israel's startup scene, advocating for AI-driven solutions in accessibility and healthcare. His career exemplifies the transition of Israeli military tech expertise into entrepreneurial success, contributing to Israel's reputation as a hub for innovation in AI and cybersecurity.