Recharge electric vehicles from under the road
A unique wireless electrification system is to be piloted on a bus route in Tel Aviv, before it moves to Europe.
A unique wireless electrification system is to be piloted on a bus route in Tel Aviv, before it moves to Europe.
Israeli startups have invented poison-free solutions for an itchy problem, one using vaporized vinegar and the other ultrasound waves.
prooV’s platform helps enterprises and software vendors discover each other and run multiple simultaneous POCs quickly on secure testing environments.
On International Women’s Day, ISRAEL21c takes a look at ultra-Orthodox women taking their place in the startup nation.
The belt-like wearable device is a high-tech Israeli response to a serious and costly health problem faced by the world’s older population.
Tel Aviv, London and now NY are online with the app, which offers value for both dog owners and dog professionals looking to scale their business.
There are more than 430 Israeli companies developing products for moving and protecting money in the digital age. ISRAEL21c takes a look at 18 making headlines.
Ben-Gurion University of the Negev cyber lab steals data from air-gapped computer’s hard drive by reading pulses of light with light sensors.
BinoVision goggles add eye-stimulating elements to any streaming video content children choose to watch; condition improves within eight weeks.
FieldIn’s software helps commercial farmers eliminate spraying mistakes, reducing the number of sprays and overall use of pesticides on their crops.
Mammoth American multinationals depend on ingenuity from small Israeli startups to drive their businesses forward.
US giant pays a couple of million dollars for Tel Aviv-based facial recognition technology startup, reports Calcalist newspaper.
Researchers from Ben-Gurion University of the Negev and Tel Aviv University pair smartwatch devices and software to detect even skilled forgeries.
Ark of Life tissue bank at Ramat Gan Safari freezes DNA from as many animals and birds as possible for future use in reviving species or organs.
Liat Mordechay Hertanu and husband Gilad had three kids within four years. Their multilingual personal assistant aids busy people like themselves.