Israeli president to visit your home on Independence Day by hologram
Using a new Israeli invention, a hologram of the president sending a special greeting comes to mobile devices. You can even capture a souvenir selfie.
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Using a new Israeli invention, a hologram of the president sending a special greeting comes to mobile devices. You can even capture a souvenir selfie.
Physiotherapist Dania Hofi talks to ISRAEL21c about donning protective gear, treating Covid-19 patients and the rehabilitation that awaits them.
Kahun comes to the aid of overworked doctors and presents them with easy-to-digest info on the global pandemic.
It sounds like magic, but Bar-Ilan University researchers say the environmentally friendly disinfectant may be used daily to kill bacteria and viruses on all kinds of surfaces.
Israeli researchers identify the receptor chain involved in the development of atopic dermatitis, hope to develop drug to treat the disorder.
Join us on a fascinating journey through the last 72 years to discover how Israel has become one of the most creative and innovative countries in the world.
Corsight’s technology allows medical teams to open locked areas based on facial recognition, without removing shields or touching electronic locks.
Israel’s ALGOLiON has projects on the go with multinationals including Philip Morris, Fiat, Ferrari, Boeing, Airbus, Bosch and Sunwoda.
In face of shortage, partnerships formed in the Startup Nation’s public, private and nonprofit sectors are finding fast and affordable alternatives.
Cyber maven Zohar Rozenberg says the medical world should learn from the cyber world how to manage and contain its anti-coronavirus campaign.
Hebrew University researchers develop faster, cheaper test using materials commonly found in labs.
Diagnostic Robotics is based on a decade of research by the 33-year-old Ukrainian-born Kira Radinsky, one of Israel’s top tech stars.
Leaders in cloud contact center and video communications join forces to deliver faster, more personalized experience while supporting remote workers.
Eilat Tech Center remotely trains European innovation organizations on promoting startup growth during the coronavirus crisis.
We’ll face some shocks to the economic system, but true to tech and venture, many VCs are looking at the upside.