
Parking made easy with these three new apps
ParKam, Polly and Parknav harness technology to help users accomplish the often-elusive task of finding a place to park without circling endlessly.

ParKam, Polly and Parknav harness technology to help users accomplish the often-elusive task of finding a place to park without circling endlessly.

Israeli startup signs deal with Hungarian hardware company to roll out communications systems for passengers on self-driving public transport.

ISRAEL21c visits Prof. Muhammad Bashouti at Ben-Gurion University to learn how he is transforming microscopic matter into sensors and solar cells.

Israeli organization Haifa 3D utilizes cheap and cheerful technology to make bionic hands available to growing numbers of adults and children.

From A (Apps Flyer) to Z (Zebra Medical Vision), Israeli startups cited by the tech magazine exemplify the entrepreneurial ecosystem in Tel Aviv.

Nimrod Sapir gives us the lowdown on why electric scooters have taken Tel Aviv by storm, their advantages and what should be done next.

Israeli startup Xtend aims to turn a leisure drone-racing activity into an effective strategy for saving lives.

Israeli businesswoman, mother and ISRAEL21c guest columnist Inbal Arieli shares the secret to Israel’s startup success in her new book, ‘Chutzpah.’

This app from Israel will help you find your way around various public buildings in the San Francisco Bay Area, with more to come.

Otonomo will help optimize Avis Budget Group connected car data to realize new benefits, including smart city and traffic planning.

Israeli startup makes shortwave infrared cameras affordable for the autonomous vehicle market, potentially boosting road safety significantly.

Nexar’s software works with dash-cams to detect when a car has been in an accident and sends a video clip to your insurance agent via a companion app.

GreenQ’s automated system helps cities plan efficient trash-collection routes and gather actionable data from each stop, saving on fuel and manpower.

New chip device enables the detection of much smaller blood samples at a crime or accident scene.

Ancient statuettes from Puerto Rico, once alleged to have been made by members of the 10 Lost Tribes of Israel, travel to Haifa for examination.