Revolutionary Israeli technology turns off the pain of periods
The launch of Livia is eagerly awaited by women across the globe looking for non-narcotic relief from menstrual cramps.
The launch of Livia is eagerly awaited by women across the globe looking for non-narcotic relief from menstrual cramps.
Providing a workplace for qualified Bedouins gives them a chance to prove their skills in app and web development, quality assurance.
Israeli startup Sodyo’s groundbreaking technology could become the standard for interactive ad campaigns.
Global leaders talk tech, gender equality, water security and economic growth.
Toya-Play a Difference introduces kids, via mobile games, to the incredible life stories of women who changed the world.
Space seeds could bring high-bandwidth Internet connectivity to the globe at less expense than the cost of putting one satellite into space.
Lifegraph app alerts the patient, caregiver and doctor to behavioral changes so that quick action can be taken to avoid hospitalization.
While the world seeks a medical intervention, Biofeed’s no-spray green product targets the insects directly.
The rapidly emerging field of robot-assisted surgery promises to revolutionize how doctors operate. Israel is one of the world leaders in this field.
‘We’re offering a magic brush to create virtual realities by anyone,’ says WakingApp president about ENTiTi Creator.
As a special gift for Independence Day, ISRAEL21c has created a stunning exhibition called 18 Ways Israel is Changing the World that you can stage yourself.
It’s one of the hottest fields on the Internet, and these Israeli startups are revolutionizing how companies market their products worldwide.
‘Our enemy is moles and we know how to track them,’ says Lior Wayn, founder of the company that developed DermaCompare.
Israeli-founded Sirin Labs says its new smartphone is the most advanced mobile device for the commercial market.
The Serenita app shows you how high your stress level is and helps you relax with a short tailored breathing exercise.