The Kepler Team

The employees working at Kepler Vision Technologies have profound knowledge about computer vision and deep learning. They use this knowledge to create artificial intelligence for the healthcare industry and, in particular, to help nurses. The advantages of the artificial intelligence products of Kepler are a sensational reduction in false alarms and much less reporting work for the caregivers. The Kepler Night Nurse strongly reduces stress at work for individual caregivers. Kepler products analyze the video streams provided by all types of cameras. The understanding of what goes on in these video streams using software is not an easy task, but the Kepler team has over 20 years of experience in this field. Some of the best computer vision researchers founded Kepler and apply their expertise to further improve our products.

Dr. Harro Stokman

Chief Executive Officer and Founder

Because of his experience over the years with computer vision research, Harro early recognized that it was becoming technically feasible to detect human activities and body language from video streams. This blue ocean business opportunity was his motivation to found Kepler Vision Technologies.

Marc van Oldenborgh

Data Protection Officer and Founder

Marc is responsible for overseeing Kepler’s data protection strategy and its implementation to ensure compliance with GDPR requirements and beyond. Kepler takes data protection very seriously and complies with higher standards than required by the Dutch AVG regulation.

Joop van Kammen, MBA,MBI

Chief Commercial Officer

Joop is Chief Commercial Officer and the person to talk to when you want to know what Kepler Night Nurse software can do for your nursing home. He manages customer relationships, gives product demos to potential clients and nurses, and visits trade fairs. If you are interested and want to make use of our solutions, contact Joop van Kammen.

Prof. Dr. Cees Snoek

Chief Scientific Officer

Cees is a full professor in Artificial Intelligence at the University of Amsterdam. He heads the largest academic lab in the Netherlands focusing on video and image recognition. At Kepler Vision Technologies he identifies, studies and develops technology that is ready for the market.