Hotel check-in and check-out at any time you want
Israeli travel-tech startup As You Stay offers flexible online booking arrangements that match your schedule.
Israeli travel-tech startup As You Stay offers flexible online booking arrangements that match your schedule.
Myriad deals between the two countries run gamut from health-tech to diamonds, but food-tech and agri-tech are top priorities, investors agree.
AEYE’s software uses artificial intelligence and neural networks to compare images from a patient’s scan with a database of healthy and diseased eyes.
Startup specializing in privacy solutions uses its tech to change and enliven actors’ expressions without them ever needing to leave the house.
Study: Patient pain scores after surgery were 33% lower when pain medication during surgery was guided with the Medasense monitoring device.
Tech accelerator Startup Negev harnesses entrepreneurship, creativity and innovation in the desert to make it part of the high-tech revolution.
New Gabriel device detects gunshots, points first responders to the scene and mitigates crises in schools and places of worship.
Study validates ProSense from IceCure, showing 100% effectiveness against recurrent kidney growths.
Airport security wait times could be reduced by a third, thanks to a new technology developed in Israel.
Touchless.ai extension for Chrome-based websites and apps allows developers to add voice control to their touchscreens with no new coding.
Emotional well-being has never been more important, or more at risk, during the corona crisis. Startup studio Joy Ventures is churning out technologies that might help.
Drone batteries normally need at least an hour to recharge. Now, StoreDot has adapted its ultra-fast charging (UFC) battery technology for drones.
Researchers develop prototype whose machine-learning algorithms generate warning of an upcoming seizure up to an hour prior to onset.
SpectraLIT from Virusight Diagnostics uses a unique spectrometer-on-a-chip to detect viruses in blood by analyzing light wavelengths in saliva.
Initiative aims to reduce pollution and advance urban electric transportation; wireless technology requires no charging stations in public spaces.