Sensibo’s smart air-conditioning pod
The device learns the behavioral patterns of its users, automatically adjusting the A/C for greatest comfort and least energy waste.
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The device learns the behavioral patterns of its users, automatically adjusting the A/C for greatest comfort and least energy waste.
‘There are a lot of startup programs that are helping cultures within Israel, such as amazing community garden projects used as tools for economic empowerment.’
If you’ve got the spark of energy, BIRD Energy has got your partner from Israel to make it happen.
Ecoppia’s solution clears dust from energy-generating panels every night, without human intervention and without a drop of precious water.
Israel’s Bluesphere is building a 5.2-megawatt waste-to-energy power plant in North Carolina, with others planned in the coming years.
Bactusense from Israel will give real-time identification and analysis of bacteria in food processing plants, water systems, hospitals and more.
CommonSensor wireless device works with the automatic irrigation system to water crops only when they’re thirsty.
Israel’s BioFishency provides a plug-and-play product to cut down on water usage and produce healthier fish. A beta site is to be set up in Jericho.
Israeli university experiments with coffee waste on rooftop garden. Will the plants get a buzz?
Israeli industrial design student keeps disabled turtle afloat with a revolutionary artificial flipper.
Israeli-engineered lilies associated with the Annunciation encounter between Mary and the angel Gabriel, are now blooming just in time for Easter.
Folding cars and scooters, a cardboard bike, a no-impact wheel and a ‘floating’ rapid transit system are here or soon to appear in Israel.
Israel’s Oree Illumination Solutions’ radical new lighting technology uses less energy, is cheaper, and takes up less space than current options.
Climate change and deforestation may be to blame for a reported increase in lightning strikes and death by lightning, says Israeli professor.
Israel’s Sol Chip and Tadiran companies are collaborating on an advanced solar battery to power the wireless devices of today and tomorrow.