A drone can save bats from terror of wind turbine blades
Every year, wind turbines around the world kill millions of bats and other flying animals that collide with their blades.
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Every year, wind turbines around the world kill millions of bats and other flying animals that collide with their blades.
Snyk closes $196.5m Series C with Qatar Investment Authority as the lead funder, 2 months after laying off 198 employees.
European Research Council awards grant to develop computational analysis of 95,000 old manuscripts and fragments in National Library of Israel.
Orca Security uses collected data to identify bugs, malware, leaks and risks without increasing workloads or affecting system performance.
Cymbio’s platform enables brands to upload and manage stock on the sites of many retailers and marketplaces at once, solving a logistics pain point.
An academic, a venture capitalist and a cybersecurity executive predict which industries stand to gain as recession looms.
Snappy is used by Fortune 100 companies including Uber, Facebook, Salesforce and Microsoft. Now it’s available for individuals too.
Israel Innovation Authority and Ministry of Social Equality choose six proposals to encourage Arab sector entrepreneurship and tech careers.
A new agrivoltaic technology allows farmers to use their land to grow plants and create solar power in the same space.
Combination of ultrasound and nanobubbles enables specific targeting and minimizes damage to surrounding tissue.
Automated drug delivery is a critical star in the constellation of technologies enabling more people to get medical care outside hospitals.
Leading European textile machinery maker partners with Sonovia to cut carbon footprint of clothing production ahead of new European rules.
AI learned to identify a protein targeted in immunotherapy in a process that could make doctors’ work faster, simpler and more precise.
AI21 Labs, Pecan AI, Run:AI and Zencity chosen among the most promising artificial intelligence startups of 2022.
Breakthrough technology blends sensors and human tissue in a smart kidney chip, allowing scientists to find a previously unknown toxicity mechanism.