9 Israeli startups to help UK improve its healthcare
The pioneering AI-driven healthcare solutions were selected by Dangoor Health-Tech Academy and will work closely with its UK partners.
Our shared future depends on innovating in the fields of science, business, healthcare and technology. Learn more about Israeli leaders in disruptive solutions, cutting-edge research, and other emerging trends that will positively impact our world.
The pioneering AI-driven healthcare solutions were selected by Dangoor Health-Tech Academy and will work closely with its UK partners.
Here are some of the coolest things Israeli researchers have sniffed out about the underappreciated sense of smell.
Afimilk’s Synergy robots use 3D vision, micro-optics, micro-electronics, algorithms for spatial identification, and machine learning to do the job.
Canotera’s newly launched product is currently 85 percent accurate in helping lawyers assess liability and predict how a case will turn out.
Business Intelligence Group Innovation Awards recognize ideas, organizations and people that are positioned to change how we experience the world.
IVC-Leumi Tech report: Despite ongoing war and the resulting economic complications, 2024 was a better year for Israeli high-tech companies than 2023.
Hackathons for hundreds of male and female students at Jerusalem College of Technology yield innovative inventions for real needs.
Researchers find OpenAI’s popular GenAI platform makes assumptions about gender based on profession and gives risk-averse financial advice to women.
Recent TAU study demonstrates how a crucial but underexplored process of DNA transfer between bacteria affects its defense mechanisms.
Limited-edition Jovari hypercar will allow owners to customize design elements and get perks like AI-driven engine sounds and a built-in bike rack.
Israeli innovations shine at the world’s biggest consumer electronics trade show, including auto tech, digital health, food tech, robotics and more.
Israeli startup Identifai develops first maternal blood test to identify risk of 250 genetic diseases as early as 9th week of pregnancy, matching the results of riskier and later amniocentesis.
Israeli public-health study shows that multiple and complex factors can influence people’s health behaviors during crises such as pandemics.
The integrated system extends beyond employee recruitment and can be used as a decision-support tool during employees’ career development.
NOF’s one-of-a-kind cooling device for agricultural fields helps the developing world fight the huge problem of post-harvest waste.