New microchip could enable scientists to grow sperm in laboratory
Technology, already proven in mice, could ultimately help boys left infertile by chemotherapy to become fathers.
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Technology, already proven in mice, could ultimately help boys left infertile by chemotherapy to become fathers.
The first unit, installed last month, provides fresh drinking water to 500 internally displaced people per day. A second unit will soon be installed.
GaitBetter and OneStep are two startups using advanced technologies such as virtual reality and smartphone sensors to help us walk better.
Attendees get to experience virtual flights using an in-flight simulator of the personal electric plane, which should go on the market in 2024.
REE’s Coventry Integration Center will supply European commercial electric vehicles; another center is slated for Texas.
AI-powered ElliQ initiates conversations, checks on wellbeing, sends text messages and even tells jokes
New simulation software presents realistic scenarios to strengthen decision-making processes in ICUs and emergency rooms.
Viewers will now be able to watch, hear and experience everything players do on court as Israeli startup MindFly signs deal with EuroLeague to stream first person view of games.
Loneliness is becoming a public health crisis all over the world. Can two Israeli AI-powered technologies help solve the problem?
In Israel, regular campaigns to raise awareness of water scarcity have motivated citizens so much that conserving water has become a way of life.
Emza’s tiny AI visual sensing algorithms save energy and enhance user privacy and security.
Esther Altura and her son Ariel invented a smart meter that helps residents and managers of American apartment buildings keep tabs on water usage.
Special one-year program helps immigrant physicians from Eastern Europe prepare for Israeli life and Israeli licensing exams.
Bonus BioGroup’s MesenCure drug shown to lower the inflammatory overreaction in cancer patients that can cause multisystem failure.
New Israeli technology brings 3D printing to spectacles, lowering cost, footprint and wait time.