Where are they now? The startups that succeeded or failed in the last 20 years
As part of our 20th anniversary celebration, we find out what happened to some of the most promising startups we featured in our early days.
As part of our 20th anniversary celebration, we find out what happened to some of the most promising startups we featured in our early days.
‘You made our night as close as possible to perfection,’ writes newlywed to makers of the UPnRIDE smart wheelchair, soon to go on the market.
Endor receives $45m in an ICO; Medial EarlySign raises $30m; Capitolis, ReWalk Robotics and ContinUse Biometrics each garner $20m.
Navigation pioneer Waze makes top-50 list, while other Israeli companies get kudos in a range of subcategories.
Israel’s ReWalk is working with Harvard on developing an ‘exosuit’ to help MS and stroke patients regain mobility.
Mammoth American multinationals depend on ingenuity from small Israeli startups to drive their businesses forward.
The four-time Paralympic swimmer is widely expected to make a big splash at the Rio Games starting this week.
UPnRIDE can provide an economically viable means of mobility and social interaction for millions of people suffering from walking impairments.
The 3,000 people who turned up at OurCrowd’s investment summit in Jerusalem are testament to the incredible rise of crowdfunding.
Israeli inventors of revolutionary medical devices such as ReWalk and Brainsway turn to Taga’s design team to bring them to life.
Phinergy, RealView, ReWalk, ConsumerPhysics and ElMindA exhibit their products to Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe.
Introducing the UPnRIDE convertible wheelchair from the Israeli makers of the ReWalk robotic exoskeleton.
‘This is a pattern that’s repeated itself in the last three wars,’ says OurCrowd’s Jon Medved. ‘Israelis are pretty resilient.’
Global platform helped raise investments for ReWalk Robotics which recently filed for IPO.
Israeli-designed innovative robotic exoskeleton for individuals with spinal-cord injury will use funds to support development.