By Kathryn Dura

These 5 Israeli communities are at the forefront of environmental research, sustainable farming and energy projects.

Intendu, founded by Israeli neuroscientists, has developed technology that helps patients with brain impairments strengthen their cognitive skills through video games.

With its smart glass tech that turns windows into screens, Gauzy branches out into automotive, ad industries.

There's a fashion tech revolution happening on the Internet and Israel has become a huge part of its success.

Clasped onto glasses, MyEye reads texts aloud and identifies people, which enables the blind to achieve nearly complete independence.

Israeli startup CellSavers makes house calls, so you don't have to run to the store to repair your cell phone.

Israeli mobile navigation app Waze, which provides traffic updates and live maps, is now built into Google’s in-car Android-based systems.

An upcoming player in the co-working arena, Israel's Urban Place expands domestically and globally.

Israeli study finds that medical cannabis can treat the symptoms of autism in children and adults.

Via signed with taxi app Curb to bring ride-sharing to yellow cabs across NYC.

New York City yellow cabs have more than color in common: Their widespread adoption of Israeli tech.