Six experienced executives have entered the startup arena, taking on C-suite roles where they will apply their expertise to drive growth both in Switzerland and internationally. These companies specialize in cutting-edge solutions, including tracking technology for 3D spaces, digital health innovations, and tools for improving code quality and security.Sensoryx has appointed Alberto Calatroni to the position of Chief Technology Officer (CTO). The Swiss startup develops and licenses motion tracking infrastructure for spatial computing, extended reality (XR), simulated reality and motion capture. Their patent-protected technology seamlessly integrates optical, ultrasonic, and inertial sensors to deliver unmatched precision and interactivity. This power-efficient technology works with any modern head-mounted display (HMD) without requiring hardware modifications. With Alberto, the company has added an expert in motion tracking to its team

Join our daily and weekly newsletters for the latest updates and exclusive content on industry-leading AI coverage. Learn MoreNot that long ago, humans wrote almost all application code. But that’s no longer the case: The use of AI tools to write code has expanded dramatically. Some experts, such as Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei, expect that AI will write 90% of all code within the next 6 months.Against that backdrop, what is the impact for enterprises? Code development practices have traditionally involved various levels of control, oversight and governance to help ensure quality, compliance and security. With AI-developed code, do organizations have the same assurances? Even more importantly, perhaps, organizations must know which models generated their AI code.Understanding where code comes from is not a new challenge for enterprises. That’s where source code analysis (SCA) tools fit in