Google acquires air quality insights company BreezoMeter
BreezoMeter’s data is expected to be incorporated in Google products such as Environmental Insights Explorer, Earth Engine and Air View.
BreezoMeter’s data is expected to be incorporated in Google products such as Environmental Insights Explorer, Earth Engine and Air View.
BreezoMeter, Future Meat and FSight named to the list compiled by Cleantech Group.
Climate tech will continue to grow in Israel as more entrepreneurs and investors grasp the opportunity to help solve this existential threat.
When Ran Korber and his asthmatic wife couldn’t find air-quality info to help them choose a place to live, he and two friends invented the world’s go-to app for real-time information on air pollution.
Data allows users to make immediate, informed decisions to reduce their exposure to air pollution (and gives them an excuse not to go out for a run).
The Israeli company uses machine learning, advanced algorithms to display level of air pollution around you. There may even be a Covid-19 connection.
Robotics, fin-tech, cybersecurity, big data, software, wearable AI companies among those cited as the most promising tech providers from Israel.
Las Vegas, here they come! Dozens of Israeli companies are strutting their tech stuff at the annual international showcase for consumer electronics, which starts today. We pick out 27 to watch.
Business intelligence software maker, diagnostics innovator and fraud-prevention experts rake in the most cash during the month of September.
New partnership between Israeli air-quality monitoring platform BreezoMeter and popular hiking app Alltrails lets you know if it’s safe to hike today.
BreezoMeter, Kaiima, TaKaDu, and Netafim among world’s top private innovation companies poised to solve tomorrow’s clean technology challenges.
December’s chill brings hot investments in Israeli companies and expand blue-and-white global business reach.
Global Entrepreneurship Network includes two Israeli firms in its 10 finalists for Startup Open contest of most promising young startups in the world.
Dyson’s recently launched air purifier relies on Israeli big data analytics technology to let users monitor indoor and outdoor air quality.
Israeli inventors of the first real-time air quality and health recommendation platform were chosen to come to the Global Emerging Entrepreneurs Event.