Tasty tidbits from the Internet of Food (audio)
Food-tech is a new buzzword for improving what and how we eat. Israeli companies have a piece of the pie.
Food-tech is a new buzzword for improving what and how we eat. Israeli companies have a piece of the pie.
‘Singapore is a great place to implement new technology, offering extensive opportunities for Israeli innovation and entrepreneurship.’
‘When everyone belongs, we’ll be much more powerful as a society,’ says Cisco executive involved in advancing job prospects of the ultra-Orthodox.
Hundreds of buyers wowed by new technologies at 2015 International Diamond Week in Ramat Gan.
Want to know which watermelon is sweeter, whether an avocado is ripe, or what’s in that diamond? New pocket-sized molecular sensor reveals all.
VocalZoom Systems’ breakthrough microphone could put an end to the main problem plaguing voice-recognition tech
Loginno provides fleet-changing Smart Container solutions for Chinese shipping companies.
Promising innovators to present at prestigious New York’s Israel Dealmakers Summit 2015, following an inaugural power breakfast in China.
The Smartlation search engine matches users with registered translators who best meet their exact requirements and budget.
‘World’s first citizens network’ launching first in Israel.
Every business will be relying on interactive ad campaigns that can transfer from smartphone to desktop to tablet.
Asian investment in Israel is skyrocketing, and experts agree that 2015 will be the year Asia becomes Israel’s best new buddy.
Developer of Na-Nose, which can sniff out cancer, proposes linking his groundbreaking diagnostic nanotechnology to a smartphone.
Prof. Zvi Shiller’s lab is busy cooking up one of the core components that autonomous vehicles will need to keep you safe on the road.
The fun guys from Funtactix, TabTale and Side-Kick tell us why Israelis are behind some of the most popular games, and what’s coming next.