This is what coexistence looks like in Israel
A crowd of 18,000 at AIPAC Policy Conference sees the reality behind the headlines taking place every day in Israeli streets, hospitals and groves.
A crowd of 18,000 at AIPAC Policy Conference sees the reality behind the headlines taking place every day in Israeli streets, hospitals and groves.
As rail travel gets more efficient through automated, wireless and connected technologies, cybersecurity on the tracks becomes a looming danger.
With just 8.5 million people, Israel is a tiny nation surrounded by hostile countries that has long needed to innovate to guarantee its own survival. But that is just the beginning of the story.
New book explores how modern Israelis fulfill the ancient prophetic call to feed the hungry and help the needy.
Israel, and its northern region of the Galilee in particular, is shaping up to become a new hub for food-tech startups.
Sensors and antennas transmit raw data to pole-mounted control units that send the data for analysis and provide a real-time ‘road map’ for operators.
Discovery is first direct proof that dark matter exists and that it is made up of low-mass particles, Israeli and US researchers say.
Originally designed as a racing game for drone enthusiasts, Edgybees’ AR app is now a vital technology for the emergency services in times of disaster.
Unique made-in-Israel technology also renders the separated toxic metal stable and safe for disposal.
Israel, of course. Microsoft, Apple, Amazon, Google, Facebook, Alibaba, Intel, Oracle, Samsung and Baidu are all doing mission-critical work in Israel that’s core to their businesses back at HQ.
About 400 Israeli startups or tech companies now operate in the UK, primarily in greater London.
Working with any brand of headset, Tel Aviv-based Inception will use VR to transport viewers inside reality TV programs and much more.
Israel is pioneering digital health developments for the world. Which ones will hit their stride in the coming months?
What’s going to be hot, disruptive and actionable in the coming year? The answers were revealed at OurCrowd’s Global Investor Summit in Jerusalem.
Oriient, Navin and Indoorgo want to help you navigate malls, museums, hospitals and airports without any need for installed hardware in the venue.