Laser-targeted mosquito locater aims to keep you bite-free
Israeli startup Bzigo is developing a phone-sized detector for flying insects that pinpoints their location, even in the dark, so you can zap them.
Israeli startup Bzigo is developing a phone-sized detector for flying insects that pinpoints their location, even in the dark, so you can zap them.
The property technology vertical, uniquely both Israeli and New Yorker, is fast growing through the strong relationship between these two locations.
Twine wants to transform the wasteful, polluting dyeing process with a digital-printing technology that uses no water and produces only on demand.
Israel’s Nurami Medical is testing its nanofiber bandage that mimics the brain’s protective membrane and guards against infection and leakage.
Companies such as BP are using Fieldbit’s technology to bring offsite expertise to help onsite technicians through a pair of smart glasses.
World Economic Forum chooses Airobotics, MeMed Diagnostics, QED-it and TIPA for its list of tech pioneers using innovation to address serious issues.
Small battery-free beacon from Israel can be attached to just about anything – clothing, medicine bottles, and appliances, so you need never lose them again.
A new report shows that the 506 Israeli-founded companies located in New York State are making significant contributions to the local economy.
Israel’s booming cybersecurity industry has doubled in size over last five years, and is now comprised of some 750 companies.
RoomMe from Israeli startup Intellithings determines who’s entered a room and automatically adjusts smart devices for that person’s preference.
From jellyfish stings to heatstroke in a hot car, summer comes with a set of hazards that these Israeli products were invented to relieve.
Israeli scientists say their biocompatible nontoxic medical glue, delivered with a glue gun, is better than staples and stitches inside the body.
The Israeli photography platform uses gamification, voting and real-time ranking to help budding photographers realize their artful dreams.
Autonomous-driving, parking, ride-sharing – Israel’s innovative auto-tech startups are thrilling the world.
‘Pioneer was founded to support ambitious people on the frontier. A 17-year-old building microsatellites is an almost perfect depiction of that.’