By Eliyahu Korn

Empathy incorporates advanced tech and human support to aid families not just with the paperwork, but in managing deadlines and stress.

Amai develops and produces protein-based products for food and drink, including a sweet designer protein as a substitute for sugar.

In the first months of 2021, 10 Israeli companies reached valuations of $1 billion or more, and 13 sought public listing via SPACs.

Mifold, the booster seat for kids made by Israel company Carfoldio, recently marked the sale of 1 million units in 150 countries.

SeeTree's agtech solution delivers actionable insights to farmers to better manage and optimize the health of their orchard trees.

NoCamels takes a look at the 16 companies that have gained "unicorn" status, joining 45 Israeli-founded firms valued at over $1 billion.