Israel’s folding car of the future
The two-seat City Transformer will solve several urban problems, running on a rechargeable battery and taking up no more parking space than a motorcycle.
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The two-seat City Transformer will solve several urban problems, running on a rechargeable battery and taking up no more parking space than a motorcycle.
New Israeli tech toy takes kids away from screens and into books recorded by parents, grandparents or even themselves.
In Jerusalem, ALYN Hospital’s respiratory rehab staff pioneers socialization of physical therapy sessions for ventilated preschoolers and their parents.
In an upcoming space mission, the Vecoy platform – which tricks viruses into committing suicide – will be tested to see how it works in zero gravity.
Millions of the world’s lifts need overhauling. Israel’s Escalade can retrofit or install new intelligent systems that raise elevators to a whole new level.
Israeli research reveals a cellular ‘tug of war’ that keeps rogue white blood cells from triggering diseases such as asthma and blood disorders.
ISRAEL21c takes a look at the latest batch of offbeat projects from Israeli creators, waiting for enough funding to take off.
The Arab-Israeli founder of the indoor navigation app offers a hardware-free solution for a more enjoyable shopping experience.
Website pinpointing high-tech startups proves so popular they’ve made an iOS app for easier access.
Structural biologist Ron Diskin was part of a groundbreaking HIV research team at Caltech. Now he’s back home, building a new lab at the Weizmann Institute.
The Israeli company designed its product to detect and stop viruses and
malware in real-time, to thwart ‘the ultimate threat of the future.’
100 startups to make ‘elevator pitches’ in international competition worth $100,000.
‘Having a good idea is only a fraction of what it takes to succeed,’ says Dov Moran, one of Israel’s most prolific entrepreneurs.
Once-a-month treatment for multiple sclerosis, and painkiller Tapentadol, gain US patents – inching Israeli pharma company closer to the market.
‘As a looking-forward city, we need to connect with the most forward-looking country, and that’s Israel,’ says Vaughan city councillor.