Medical imaging software
Gatti began in senior technical roles, as a rendering engineer at Alias Wavefront and a software architect at Cedara Software, and was vice president of R&D at Withinsight in 2000.1
He designed and led several widely used image management systems, including Philips Brilliance Portal, IBM and Merge EyeCare PACS, and Nikon OptosAdvance.1
Claron Technology and Lexmark
Gatti and Doron Dekel founded Claron Technology in 2001, named for the two of them, and he served as CEO until the enterprise division was sold to Lexmark in 2015. He then joined Lexmark as chief technology officer for visualization.1,2
Before Claron, the two developed the Viewing Wand neurosurgery navigation system at ISG Technologies.2
Returning to ClaroNav
Gatti rejoined ClaroNav as co-CEO in 2018 after completing the integration of the Claron division at Lexmark, and he chairs its board.1
ClaroNav's Navident dental navigation system is now sold in 40 countries.3
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Photo: ClaroNav website.
