
Hands-free cursor controller invented by disabled IDF vet
Crescent, intended for people with upper-limb limitations, controls any Bluetooth-enabled device via arm motions.
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Crescent, intended for people with upper-limb limitations, controls any Bluetooth-enabled device via arm motions.

GalaPro technology delivers automated subtitles and audio descriptions to users’ mobile devices in 9 Broadway theaters and others in New York City.

Unique Israeli external orthopedic fixation system allows for objective measurement, ease of use and peace of mind for orthopedic patients.

NaNose inventor Prof. Hossam Haick’s latest innovation is a wearable health-monitoring/alerting system made of an extraordinary material.

Israeli researchers combine a nanotechnology and a biological enzyme to create an enzymatic blade that could replace surgical scalpels.

Sentry Parental Control sees every photo opened on the device, tracks app use, call history and texts, and shows where the phone is being used.

The fund will invest in innovative technologies developed by BGU students and graduates in high-tech, biotech and social arenas.

A mechanism involving specific microRNA and muscle molecules is found to play a role in the development of amyotrophic lateral sclerosis.

Israeli and American researchers successfully halted the growth of mesothelioma in model animals by inhibiting the heparanase enzyme.

ISRAEL21c takes a look at some of the brightest and best new health startups on show at last week’s MIXiii-Biomed conference.

Israel’s high-tech sector is short 10,000 workers. A series of new programs aims to prepare underemployed local populations for these jobs.

Northern Health Science Alliance signs memo of understanding with the UK Israel Tech Hub to bring innovations to North England patients.

Israeli data scientist’s analysis of social-media posts can reveal where to look for happiness and what places to avoid if we don’t want to feel down.

Israeli scientists develop the first-ever social robot to help rehabilitation patients improve real-life task performance.

10-day intercontinental project used a robot to enable high school students to engage in scientific experimentation together across the miles.