The CEO of Digital Gate Amg who is dedicated to advancing embedded systems encourages tech professionals to embrace AI rather than harbor apprehensions.
As you wake up to the sound of an alarm clock, head out for a run with your headphones on, and return home to bake breakfast cookies in a microwave/oven. Ever thought of how such electronics are functional and advancing so rapidly?
University passion that turned into an entrepreneurial career, Mihai Gruieti–CEO of Digital Gate Amg, a software and hardware development company began the firm in late 2017 with a colleague. The technology connects both hardware and software systems, creating a gateway to a plethora of opportunities in multiple industries with notable applications in the military and medical establishments.
Mohair stated: “It's something that our customers benefit from immensely because they usually rely on a single interface for all their needs, for the products. We can help them with that.”
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