PointGrab puts you in gesture control
You may never have heard of this Israeli gesture-recognition tech, but it’s built inside 20 million devices – maybe one you already own.
You may never have heard of this Israeli gesture-recognition tech, but it’s built inside 20 million devices – maybe one you already own.
For people with disabilities, Sesame Enable turns a smartphone or iPad into a machine that recognizes face movements and hand gestures.
When it comes to finding and paying for parking spots in cities all over the world, Israeli technologies like Anagog, Parko and Pango are leading the way.
Cloud-based platform links your devices to deliver smart services, from monitoring sleeping babies to detecting suspicious activity in your house.
Will an Israeli team win $30 million in Google’s X-Prize competition to land a robotic spacecraft on the moon by the end of next year?
ISRAEL21c has partnered with innovative Tel Aviv start-up Roojoom to bring you a whole new experience in content.
The call-and-messaging startup just acquired for $900 million never got a cent in VC funds, and is based in Cyprus though its founders are Israeli.
Beersheva’s CyberSpark cyber-security development complex breaks ground as international companies seek Israeli expertise.
Israeli newlyweds launch hub for event planners and contractors where brides and grooms can manage their event from a web-enabled device.
According to serial entrepreneur Yochi Slonim it’s differentiating an idea that will make your company a success, not product features.
How Israeli technology is changing the way you shop for fashion online.
The free Israeli phone and Web app aims to bring the engagement factor from social networks offline and into actual neighborhoods across the world.
He never finished high school, but that has not kept this daring Israeli entrepreneur from international fame for his ‘Paranoid’ software.
Israel’s Suite Solutions specializes in getting you the right information at the right moment.
Using your mobile device to keep children entertained and learning new skills is easier than ever, thanks to kid-friendly Israeli app developers.