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Masterschool seeks to fill the high-tech employment gap worldwide by offering a different model of job training.

Masterschool seeks to fill the high-tech employment gap worldwide by offering a different model of job training.

Beyeonics’ surgical headset gives eye surgeons enhanced imaging and augmented reality to perform operations with more precision and less back pain.

One in 36 mobile device users will unintentionally install a high-risk app, according to data cited by Cirotta.

Supplyve gives small independent retailers the technological tools to take control of their supply chains without spreadsheets.

A team of researchers has identified two new planets in distant solar systems that are similar in size to Jupiter and complete an orbit of their suns in less than four days.

These Israeli companies use mobile phones to gather and/or transmit health data and keep tabs on chronic conditions.
Five companies disclosed funding rounds of at least $100 million last month.

With energy prices rising rapidly, a new startup could have the answer – technology that harnesses energy from fluctuations in humidity to cool and heat buildings at half the current price.

Chief mobility officer of Michigan, the heart of the US automotive industry, says Israeli companies are reinventing transportation infrastructure.

Wireless V2X technology developed in Israel alerts motorists and two-wheel vehicle riders to each other’s presence.

Addionics and Blitz Motors plan to transform delivery scooters with a battery that improves performance and lowers cost.

Jerusalem College of Technology Women’s Hackathon also featured technology to help detect when children are left in parked cars.

Scientists and entrepreneurs are increasingly turning to scent to help detect disease, boost memory, entertain, and protect people from food allergies.

An Israeli startup uses AI to detect plagiarism and copyright infringement for clients such as Macmillan Publishers, Stanford University, the BBC and the UN.

The average subscriber trains about nine hours a week on Novos, logging on at least once a day.