An Israeli startup invented technology to produce oxygen in space from a lunar substance called regolith.

Life basically returns to normal with very few new corona cases, Tamar Robotics develops surgical robot to revolutionize brain surgery, new nose spray blocks Covid variants, and much more!

‘These results are notable since this is the first demonstration that virulence of human pathogenic bacteria can be mitigated by molecules secreted in probiotic milk products, such as yogurt or kefir.’

Montfort’s FDA-cleared neurological monitoring is used by healthcare facilities on four continents and is tracking post-Covid symptoms in Brazil.

Retinal scanner for early Alzheimer test, clinical psychology on your phone, use your phone to check your skin, and much more!

Ori Hofnung couldn’t read until he was 12. Now he’s developed gamified software to help parents identify and correct learning difficulties in their own kids.

SeeTrue’s hi-tech identifies banned items, cuts flight delays; Samson Logic makes construction safer and easier; PMO brings more power to Israel, and much more!

Using cutting edge AI, TetaVi is changing the way we will experience sports for years to come.

Israel is not only ranking at the top for the safest place to be amid the pandemic, but also fifth among 20 for innovative solutions to COVID-19.

Facebook Israel and Tel Aviv-based Start-Up Nation Central held a webinar in which they discussed how Covid-19 is shaping digital health strategies.

An Israeli startup is collecting voice samples of those diagnosed with coronavirus in order to identify carriers and limit its spreading to others.

From a startup that may have found a solution to the spread of COVID-19 to humanitarian groups sending aid to China, once again Israel leads the way.

The startup nation’s UVeye has revolutionized vehicle security checks as well as car inspections.

IDF soldiers save 2,000 lives through Bone Marrow Registry; Israeli startup uses prawns to fight disease; donated MDA ambulances attended 75,000 calls; and more!

Via’s algorithms will help New York City optimize routes for 150,000 students traveling on 9,000 bus routes every day.

This technology makes shortwave infrared cameras affordable for the autonomous vehicle market, potentially boosting road safety significantly.

A wearable device created by OrCam, a Jerusalem-based startup, opens up a whole new world for the blind and visually impaired.

Food labels often have misleading allergy warnings, rendering them untrustworthy in the eyes of allergic shoppers.

The technology comes in the form of an atmospheric water generator known as the GEN-350, which can produce up to 900 liters of water per day.

New technology from Israel’s national EMS service and tech startup MDGo automatically notifies dispatchers of car accidents requiring an ambulance.

Chinese company signs agreement to work with Israeli battery-charging startup StoreDot, Israel’s Tamar Petroleum to supply more gas to Jordan, and much more!

Tel Aviv U scientists discover new pathway for treating hearing loss; Technion decodes genome causing of sleeping sickness; and much more!

Israel’s education ministry approves kindergarten enrichment program, teaching entrepreneurial skills; Asia wants Israeli financial technology; and much more.

Alternative high-tech hub in Yokneam spurs medical and pharmaceutical innovations, Tel Aviv U scientists develop ‘robat’ to navigate obstacles, and more.

United Airlines starts Tel Aviv-Washington route; British energy company funds Israeli startup; Israeli economy gets another ‘A’, and much more!

Elisha Hospital will soon be using IceCure’s treatments to eliminate benign breast tumors and cancerous kidney tumors – by freezing and with no surgery!

Tel Aviv will launch a pilot program testing City Transformer vehicles on the road; New online book includes 100 Israeli innovations that changed the world.

Israeli startup develops drone-based technology that helps users realize their dream to fly; tech leaders visit Israel, ‘the epicenter of magic’ and much more!

Israeli startup repurposes discarded kidney dialysis filters to make pure water in Africa, Asia and Latin America.

Israeli startup Zeekit maps your image and then superimposes onto it garments from on-line stores to show you wearing them.

Israel has become a powerhouse in the development of military UAVs and, increasingly, commercial UAVs and technologies. Here are some of the most exciting.

The Israel Police and Ben-Gurion University launch research center to fight crime; Volkswagen’s Barcelona subsidiary SEAT integrates in-car driver monitoring systems from Israel’s eyeSight Mobile Technologies; Israel’s Saturas develops sensors that are planted in the trunks of trees, and vines, fiving accurate hydration status reports that enable farmers to optimize irrigation, and much more.

Israeli startup builds system that can both heat and cool crop roots to increase yield, while consuming little energy.

A specialized structure simulating the Red Planet Mars’ unique environment is currently being built near Mitzpe Ramon in Israel’s Negev desert.

Israeli health fund unveils free, innovative smartphone application that gives users important medical information concerning their ailments.

Israel’s exports of goods and services exceeded $100 billion in 2017 – and much more good news for the economy.

A compound that disables cancer cells, an artificial cornea, the world’s first bone implant: 2017 saw major medical advances. We bring you the best.

Israel has revolutionized agriculture globally with its scientific innovation, thus helping to combat world hunger and feed an ever-increasing global population.

MyEye now clips onto your spectacles and can read text in English, Hebrew, Chinese, French, Italian and German.

IKEA has chosen Israel’s Flying SpArk, an insect protein company, to join the nine other startups in its Swedish training course.

MediWound has created the greatest breakthrough in burn care in the last 40-50 years, impacting millions of lives around the world.

Nexar is a real-time network connecting nearby vehicles.

Israeli startup Glide has designed the CMRA watchband, enabling the user to take photos and videos directly from the wrist.

Israeli startup Deep Optics is making glasses with lenses that can automatically adjust their optical power in real time.

The brilliant minds in Israel are known for technological and medical revolutions, but what people don't realize is that Israel is also responsible for some of the most popular toys in the market. Yes, Israel is lots of fun!

The Agritech 2015 conference brought entrepreneurs, investors and experts from around the world to address the production and global distribution of food.