Design

Many of us are so busy that we barely have time to charge our phones, let alone ourselves. Bezalel student Tal Bahar has come up with a creative solution that does both in the heart of the urban jungle.

Israeli jewelry designer Naomi Kizhner thought up a futuristic way to create energy; by designing jewelry that harvests the electricity flowing through the body.

“Dreams are the royal road to the unconscious,” said Sigmund Freud, but so few of us remember our dreams in the morning. Using Dreame's unique platform that connects between dreamers and artists, people around the world can have their wildest dreams visualized in beautiful illustrations that do justice to the phrase, "a thing of dreams."

With already 2 million registered users, Israeli-developed recipe and culinary advice application Look & Cook provides the best tips and handcrafted recipes from some of the world's leading chefs, like Mario Batali, James Beard and Israel's own Meir Adoni.

A 'man of the world', Moshe Safdie's name has been synonymous with nature-driven architecture since he revealed his Habitat 67 to millions of spectators in 1967. Now he's got an incredible bio-dome at Singapore's Changi Airport in the works that's set to the stun the world.

Not everyone becomes a superstar on Instagram, but when they do there's usually a good reason behind it. Such is the case with Israeli creative director Dudi Ben Simon whose ingenious optical illusions attracted the attention of Instagram reps, shooting him into instant Instagram fame.

If there's one sector that has yet to go green, it's the fashion industry. But now and Israeli fabric printing company Kornit is encouraging designers to print their designs using their sustainable eco-friendly ink, beginning with the FIT in New York.

NASA and Israel Aerospace Industries have come together to create a revolutionary new solution to urban traffic and pollution. Meet the skyTran: a high-speed, computerized and green method of metropolitan transportation that may soon be coming to a city near you.

One of the best parts about extreme sports is the chance to capture the adrenaline rush on camera and share it with friends. The AirDog, the world's first ever drone for extreme sports photography, is automatically following users and capturing aerial images like never before, powered by Israeli 3D printing technology.

Tired of the "nosy parkers" interfering with your privacy and peace of mind on packed flights? Envying the isolation afforded by the large chairs in Business Class? Meet Israeli-designed the b-tourist, the new method to secure in-flight segregation, even in Coach.

Take a sneak peak at Israel's greenest building, Tel Aviv University's Porter School of Environmental Studies. The structure was built to maximize natural light, runs on renewable energy and even has its own "EcoWall" with special labs for ecological experimentation.

An Israeli industrial designer has solved a problem many parents encounter when they take their babies for a ride: the need to pack both a car seat and a stroller into the car.

There are about 5 million disabled kids in the world that do not have access to a wheelchair. When two Israelis founded Wheelchairs of Hope, they had these children in mind. The organization is hoping to produce one million kid-friendly wheelchairs and ship them worldwide.

There are many similarities between great chefs and great fashion designers: both require a keen sense of taste, and, for the masters in each field, the creator's personal signature is always apparent to connoisseurs. Israeli hat designer Maor Zabar has combined both areas with a collection of hats that look simply delicious!

Israeli designer Nir Chehanowski has a knack for making flat objects looking like they are three-dimensional. He already had one successful Kickstarter campaign, but with his current Bulbing project – he exceeded expectations and tripled his goal with plenty of time to spare.