
World’s first rapid saliva-based pregnancy test developed
Salignostics completes clinical trials of revolutionary SaliStick home test kit for pregnancy, based on its technology for detecting Covid-19.

Salignostics completes clinical trials of revolutionary SaliStick home test kit for pregnancy, based on its technology for detecting Covid-19.

A new device assesses bloodflow and oxygen in the feet to detect a problem early, while treatment options are still open.

OrCam, Percepto AIM, SupPlant and ElectReon hailed for addressing the world’s greatest challenges in creative ways.

Israel Innovation Authority to invest $70m in new consortiums around cultivated meat, insect farming, human-robot interface, fluid-sample diagnostics.

Installing sensors on plants creates autonomous farms. An inexpensive sensor-less version enables smallholder farmers to use SupPlant’s sensor data.

Kahun’s intelligent chatbot is designed to aid in the diagnostic process in conjunction with one’s physician.

‘It’s never been more expensive to ship and never less reliable to get there,’ says maritime intelligence expert.

Seven unique NFTs contain original handwritten scripts and exclusive audio commentary from Tarantino, featuring never-before-told secrets.

‘Spiral is trying help people feel connected, to make the world a better place by being more socially responsible.’

New report notes growing venture investment, acquisitions of Israeli companies, Israeli-founded unicorns and public companies in Silicon Valley, and corporate and binational R&D.

This robot can pick up toys or dirty socks, water the plants, serve food, strip bedsheets or move packages at a warehouse. And he’ll be on the market next year.

An Israeli startup has developed a personal electric plane, that can take off and land vertically. It’s already taking pre-orders.

Healables device lessens pain and inflammation on the go, personalized for medical and sports/wellness uses.

Crowdsense scans more than a billion social-media sources to sniff out news, hype and sentiment relating to more than 3,000 cryptocurrencies.

To celebrate World Space Week, we spoke to space scientist Prof. Paul Kamoun about global warming, a space factory for drugs, and Israel’s Moon mission.