Israeli honeycombs like sweets for the earth
PRS’ advanced polymer, Neoweb, creates instant roadways, doesn’t leach into groundwater, can withstand desert sun, winter cold, is earthquake resistant and allows for landscape regrowth.It
PRS’ advanced polymer, Neoweb, creates instant roadways, doesn’t leach into groundwater, can withstand desert sun, winter cold, is earthquake resistant and allows for landscape regrowth.It
EnGibton’s CEO Rafi Nevo: “It’s medium-tech cleantech.”Americans have growing concerns over organic chemicals such as birth control pills and fertilizers contaminating their water wells. More
Ronen Shilo, CEO of Conduit. “We get a new user or publisher ever second.”Israel is the land of miracles, as everyone knows. Here, however, is
Need a really secure private telephone line? Then an Israeli company could have the answer. Petah Tikva based Tikal Networks has developed a new Internet
Eyeblaster’s Amit Rahav: Eyeblaster has become an essential advertising enabler for American TV and movie production companies.Leading American advertising firms such as Saatchi & Saatchi
Larotec’s sensors can replace human eyes with a range of sensors installed at remote sites.If you run a public utility like a gas company with
Using Tjat’s technology you can check, send and receive emails on your cellphone as if you were using your own email account.It’s the kind of
Journalists, analysts, and customers from all over the world received demonstrations of HP’s newest products at the Israeli event.There should be no surprise that international
Information on driving habits is gathered into a device installed in the car and then transmitted in real time to a database.For your kid, it’s
Ze’ev Harel, CEO of Xurity: “Our main aim is to become the standard in airports.”In a post-9/11 world, the term “airport security” is synonymous with
CelloTrip’s technology promises to enhance the experience of travellers who want to communicate in another language.Most of us have been there before – at a
IKBS’ laser engraving techniques make life a whole lot simpler for anyone who buys a keyboard that isn’t in their mother tongue.In the end, it’s
Allon Mason (left) and Matan Amir, founded YouFig in 2007 to provide members with a virtual workspace.Internet applications like Myspace and Facebook have revolutionized the
“We use a team approach,” Jeff Dykan, managing director of SCPVitalife Fund.The global economy may be fragile right now, but SCPVitalife Fund, a new Israeli
Starling technology lets users connect to satellites from almost any location in the sky.A small number of domestic flights in America went wireless last year