The woman who aims to help stop the world from drying out
Esther Altura and her son Ariel invented a smart meter that helps residents and managers of American apartment buildings keep tabs on water usage.
Esther Altura and her son Ariel invented a smart meter that helps residents and managers of American apartment buildings keep tabs on water usage.
New Israeli technology brings 3D printing to spectacles, lowering cost, footprint and wait time.
The Israeli company will deliver its LiDAR and perception software to the manufacturer for multiple brands of vehicles.
Internet-ready classrooms in neighboring countries allow students fleeing the war to continue learning with their own classmates and teachers.
Israel has beaten the water scarcity problem so far, but as climate conditions worsen in the Middle East, Israel’s water security hinges on its ability to diversify, negotiate and conserve.
Israel Innovation Authority: underlying the booming high-tech sector are ‘manifold and intensifying’ trends such as lack of diversity and R&D capital.
PixCell Medical’s HemoScreen performs a CBC in five minutes, enabling infection-vulnerable patients to spend less time in the clinic environment.
Detecting and fixing leaks in water pipes is critical as water becomes a scarce resource.
This is the largest commercial autonomous drone project in the world and the first using such drones in an urban setting for infrastructure checks.
Israel and India may seem worlds apart, but the people share so much in common including history, innovation, chutzpah and a desire to get things done.
Annual BNEF Pioneer Program awards the 12 most impactful and original technology innovations for advancing the low-carbon economy.
OmnySense is upgrading the simple thermometer found in nearly every home to track vital health parameters with ease.
Young Israeli TikTokers and Instagrammers are serving as unofficial ambassadors to the world, whether they choose to or not.
Israel is a desert, and water resources are scarce, but today it produces 20% more water than it needs. What can the world learn from Israel’s experience?
E-commerce giant backs Israeli startup developing an autonomous warehouse robot that can work on shelving racks to retrieve and return boxes and packages.