Ido Rozenberg

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Israeli entrepreneur and former Unit 8200 commander; co-founder, president and chief technology officer of the military AI company Axon Vision

Ido Rozenberg

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Rozenberg in 2021 (photo: Israel Perera, Globes)
Nationality Israeli
Occupation Entrepreneur; chief technology officer
Known for Co-founder, president and chief technology officer of Axon Vision; co-founder of Razor Labs

Ido Rozenberg is an Israeli entrepreneur and a veteran of Unit 8200. He is a co-founder, president and chief technology officer of the military artificial-intelligence (AI) company Axon Vision and a co-founder of Razor Labs.[1] Globes described him in 2021 as a "former commander at the 8200 intelligence corps unit in the Israeli Defense Forces (IDF)" (Intelligence Corps).[2]

Military service

Razor Labs' announcement of its stock-market listing in 2021 described Rozenberg as "an AI expert, researcher and developer of complex AI systems, and former commander at the 8200 intelligence corps unit in the Israeli Defense Forces (IDF)" (Israel Defense Forces).[3] According to the description of a 2024 episode of the Hebrew podcast 30 דקות או פחות (30 minutes or less), he enlisted in the Talpiot programme and, although he did not complete it, moved from there to Unit 8200.[4] His co-founder Raz Roditti told Globes that Rozenberg had served with Michael Zolotov in Talpiot.[5]

Business career

The same podcast description says that after the army Rozenberg and Roditti set up their first business, a jobs company sold to a local competitor, and later founded four more companies, including Razor Labs and Axon Vision, which it describes as selling AI image-analysis systems "לצה״ל ולצבאות ידידותיים בעולם" (to the IDF and to friendly armies around the world).[4] In October 2021 Globes quoted him as Axon Vision's chief technology officer, describing an AI-based perimeter-protection system for armoured vehicles that automatically identifies enemies and targets.[6] When Axon Vision listed on the Tel Aviv Stock Exchange in 2025 he was described as "Co-Founder, President & CTO".[1]

In October 2026 the Israeli electronics news site Techtime reported that Rozenberg had moved to the United States to lead Axon Vision's technical and business work with American customers and partners. The company had set up a US advisory board of retired US officers: Gen. John Tilelli, Lt. Gen. Raymond Palumbo and Col. Mike Fleming, a former director of the US Army's ITC-Mediterranean technology centre in Tel Aviv. The report followed a strategic agreement with Leonardo DRS in December 2025.[7]

Companies
Company Role Source
Axon Vision Co-founder (2017); president and chief technology officer [1]
Razor Labs Co-founder [3]

See also

Notes

  1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 Mandi Kogosowski, Axon Vision Completes IPO on Tel Aviv Stock Exchange Israel Defense, 7 September 2025, accessed 3 November 2026.
  2. ↑ Globes correspondent, AI co Razor Labs raises $36m in TASE IPO Globes, 29 March 2021, accessed 3 November 2026.
  3. ↑ 3.0 3.1 Razor Labs, Razor Labs Becomes the First AI Company on Tel Aviv Stock Exchange Razor Labs, 22 February 2021, accessed 3 November 2026.
  4. ↑ 4.0 4.1 Zradio, עידו רוזנברג – הסטרטאפ שמפתח טכנולוגיות עבור צה״ל (Ido Rozenberg – the start-up developing technologies for the IDF), 30 דקות או פחות podcast, Zradio (Hebrew), accessed 10 November 2026.
  5. ↑ Doron Avigad, כיתת המחוננים והאכזבה בצה"ל: היזם שהקים חמש חברות עד גיל 32 (The gifted class and the disappointment in the IDF: the entrepreneur who founded five companies by the age of 32), Globes (Hebrew), 24 February 2024, accessed 10 November 2026.
  6. ↑ Dani Zaken, אקסון ויז'ן הישראלית רוצה לשלב AI בצה"ל כדי לשנות את שדה הקרב (Israel's Axon Vision wants to integrate AI into the IDF to change the battlefield), Globes (Hebrew), 11 October 2021, accessed 10 November 2026.
  7. ↑ Techtime, אקסון ויז'ן מרחיבה את פעילותה בארה"ב ומגייסת גנרלים לשעבר (Axon Vision expands its activity in the US and recruits former generals), Techtime (Hebrew), 21 October 2026, accessed 10 November 2026.