What driving will look like in 2028
Israel auto technology company Foresight gave CNBC a test drive of its new, advanced system for accident prevention while driving.
Israel auto technology company Foresight gave CNBC a test drive of its new, advanced system for accident prevention while driving.
Universities worldwide are looking to emulate Israel’s tech-transfer magic.
Rubidium voice-trigger tech built into 66 Audio’s PRO Voice wireless headphones makes them the first with Amazon Alexa voice recognition built in.
Mobileye leads a tech parade of Israeli startups presenting at this year’s 2018 Consumer Electronics Show in Nevada.
Silent and safe, Embrace eliminates MRI dangers so medical staff can use it as often and as easily as they use a blood-pressure gauge or thermometer.
Yam Pro Energy and India’s Shapoorji Pallonji Group will build a commercial-scale wave-power station in Ghana to serve 10,000 households.
Tired of tangled wires and distractions from other people’s devices? A new technology promises to beam sounds directly to each user’s ears.
Tel Aviv has begun to produce a new breed of tech giants geared to cryptocurrency. TechCrunch takes a look at nine of them.
An Israeli Facebook data scientist started a Facebook page encouraging fellow females to join the high-tech world.
An Israeli company is marketing its intelligent date code labels that monitor the temp and time interval of food products on their way to consumers.
Toilet-cleaning robot, selfie-stick phone case, ultra-slim charger, bike trolley among Israeli consumer products due to hit stores in the coming year.
From Israeli aid overseas to breakthroughs in diabetes, or the things you don’t know about Gal Gadot, it was a fascinating year for ISRAEL21c readers.
Maryland is covering the cost of tablets with Open Sesame technology for low-income disabled residents; 8 other states are subsidizing such devices.
Soccer star is ‘excited to join Sirin Labs as an ambassador to make blockchain more friendly with their upcoming operating system for smartphones.’
Israel’s Waycare – already in use in Las Vegas – helps monitor everything to do with traffic flow, from traffic lights, to road sensors, security cameras and data sent from connected cars.