Time to let a robot park your car
Unitronics is expanding its hold on the US automated parking market, offering a game-changing solution for cheaper, greener, more efficient carparks.
We all share this planet together. From new technologies and research to activism, find the latest stories on Israelis creating a more sustainable world for all its living creatures.
Unitronics is expanding its hold on the US automated parking market, offering a game-changing solution for cheaper, greener, more efficient carparks.
A long battle ends happily as Palmahim is saved from development. ‘This park is a dear child to us,’ says Israel Nature and Parks Authority director.
A video titled ‘Who Cut the Cheese? Innovation of the Silent but Deadly’ showcases one Israeli farmer’s jury-rigged sustainable ecological solutions.
Kibbutz-based lighting company introduces a modular high-efficiency LED luminaire with an IP address to facilitate IoT communication and control.
PowerXtend makes the battery last up to 20 percent longer during the most draining applications: chatting, gaming, multimedia browsing and navigating.
Packed with antioxidants, omega-3 oil and protein, algae and microalgae grown in Israel are sought after for everything from deluxe skin-care products to superfood supplements.
The Moovit crowdsourced transit app now assists users in finding the nearest rental bike in 130 locations around the world.
City trees are often overlooked but they have important tales to tell. Now there’s a tree tour you can do by yourself.
An old pine tree in the courtyard at the Israel Museum in Jerusalem inspired architects Ifat Finkelman and Deborah Warschawski to design a modern treehouse.
Groundwork BioAg’s Rootella gives farmers higher yield while saving on water and fertilizers.
Thanks to a new system designed by Israeli students, more than 600 kids in a rural Ethiopian village can safely drink and wash during the school day.
As the New Year approaches, ISRAEL21c asked experts in six different fields what the hottest new trends will be in the year ahead.
Israel’s Utilis uses satellite photos to help water utilities find costly leaks in their systems and keep revenues from going down the drain.
Utilight’s game-changing printing system saves on costly materials while increasing the PV cell’s efficiency.
With seed technology from Israeli NGO Fair Planet, subsistence farmers are increasing productivity up to five times and income up to eight times.