Israeli tech aids Australia in accurate fire response
Edgybees’ augmented reality overlays real-time data over videos taken by drones over the disaster scenes, aiding faster and more accurate planning.
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Edgybees’ augmented reality overlays real-time data over videos taken by drones over the disaster scenes, aiding faster and more accurate planning.
SmartAID is providing hundreds of thousands of masks and other items to local health officials treating COVID-19 patients in hospitals in China.
Physimax and Biobeat will help the national team get in tip-top shape for its first Tour de France this June.
Surgeons, nurses and therapists from Haitian and Dominican Republic hospitals learned specialized techniques for treating pediatric burns.
Nutricco takes away the guesswork with a smart high-tech solution that suggests and supplies supplements based on what you actually ate – or not.
Study shows it is possible to rejuvenate kidneys and improve their function by using the patient’s own stem cells.
Technologies include a fertility gauge, an advanced breast pump, and a gadget that can identify vitamin deficiencies or cancer in menstrual blood.
Burgus Burger Bar partners with SavorEat on a system that ‘prints’ plant-based burgers on demand, to be piloted at some of the chain’s branches.
Some 150 Israeli tech wizards worked all night to come up with the best ideas to help Australia in battling the bushfire crisis.
Among Physimax’s pro sports clients are Super Bowl champs Kansas City Chiefs, Colorado Rockies, Indiana Pacers, PSG (France) and Flamengo (Brazil).
Fashion on demand, upcycled ‘trashion’ and ecologically responsible digital printing are among antidotes to overproduction and overconsumption.
MDA, IsraAID send protective equipment and medical supplies for distribution in China as the East Asian country launches appeal for help.
Israeli startup Cyabra’s technology detects expertly doctored videos as well as the bots powering fake social-media profiles.
Weizmann Institute scientists discover nine parameters that identify women at a high risk of developing diabetes during pregnancy.
Eko teams up with P&G ahead of the Super Bowl to create an interactive advertisement that viewers will be able to shape and control.