Israeli water filters donated to Cameroon to fight cholera
$15k worth of non-electric NUFiltration water-purification systems were sent to Cameroon through the efforts of the Israeli Embassy and MASHAV.
$15k worth of non-electric NUFiltration water-purification systems were sent to Cameroon through the efforts of the Israeli Embassy and MASHAV.
Seventeen years after 9/11, an Israeli startup is testing its solution to turn the elevator into a traveling ‘safe room’ that can facilitate rescue operations.
In ISRAEL21c’s test of the Dojo app, it quickly found 12 home IoT devices with 48 vulnerabilities. Now Dojo will be integrated by Internet providers.
It’s been a big year for Israeli Food-Tech, with four major deals this year already. Forbes takes a closer look.
Europe’s 100 Hottest Startups 2018 includes a list of 10 in Tel Aviv that stand out in the eyes of this influential Condé Nast publication.
Israeli startup Water.io began with high-tech Reminder caps and branched out to connected bottle closures that benefit both consumer and manufacturer.
Israeli innovation is moving rapidly into education with technology that does anything from plagiarism detection to conflict resolution.
RSTAR, developed by researchers at Ben-Gurion University, can navigate large obstacles and carry payloads necessary for search-and-rescue operations.
Tel Aviv-based startup monitors ‘citizen sentiment’ to help municipalities understand how to improve the local quality of life.
The Startup Nation has jumped to the fore as one of the leaders in deterring hackers, securing data and detecting bullies on your social media.
Israeli friends create online vegan lifestyle ecosystem offering products and services, meal-sharing app, tech incubator, meetups, content and more.
Forget labs and microscopes: 3 Israeli startups aim to disrupt the field of blood testing using advanced technologies that give on-the-spot results.
Tel Aviv startup Audioburst is making radio, TV and podcasts instantly searchable and enhancing the capabilities of voice assistants.
The projects awarded funding are in agriculture, energy, healthcare, information & communication technology, and water.
An Israeli company has developed a sweet protein that can replace sugar in food and won’t raise your blood sugar or insulin levels.