Gag Facebook post leads Moovit to orient users to bus stops
Moovit’s new iOS augmented-reality feature, Way Finder, provides better walking navigation and location assistance. The story behind it is a fun one.
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Moovit’s new iOS augmented-reality feature, Way Finder, provides better walking navigation and location assistance. The story behind it is a fun one.
Physicians from some of Israel’s largest hospitals have volunteered for the Innonation social project geared to helping isolated patients all over the world.
Israel and France’s top seaside destinations come together to find technology-based solutions for issues of infrastructure, energy and tourism.
Artificial intelligence can spot potential deterioration before a human nurse or doctor could, and it can predict which patients will be readmitted.
Immunotherapy profiling, medication tracking, digital farming system among nine Israeli startups winning joint project grants.
Forbes contributor, Adrian Bridgwater asks what drove Israel to become a software-centric startup nation of young companies vying for a place on the global tech map?
How did a tiny country without a significant manufacturing sector become so important to the Fourth Industrial Revolution – and how will that help us all?
Inna Braverman is CEO of Eco Wave Power, which has a unique technology for generating clean energy from the ocean.
A new Israeli tech-solution helps consumers to detect suspicious contents in products on online shopping sites, thus buying wisely and safely.
Israelis disembarking the Diamond Princess are set to be examined using a tele-health device to avoid exposing medical staff to the virus.
A unique silicone model developed at Israel’s Technion reveals a previously unknown source of injury to premature infants on assisted ventilation.
What sectors will be disruptive and actionable in the coming year? OurCrowd experts share predictions and name Israeli firms advancing these fields.
An Israeli device that helps pneumonia victims get rid of phlegm could go on sale in China in the next few months, offering safer and easier treatment for coronavirus patients.
Watergen’s water-from-air machine steps in to ease the situation of Gaza’s rapidly depleting water supply.
Two Israeli startups and an Israeli university are ramping up solutions that may offer long-term help in dealing with the coronavirus epidemic.