Technology

"One mistake - when an airbag or brakes need to be operated and it doesn’t happen - that’s a risk to people’s lives"

Israel's Sheba team believes eyes are windows to our brain and could help detect the devastating illness.

The innovation center helps kids with disabilities by developing new devices and technologies tailored to their needs.

Startup Mishlohof delivers anything from beer, watermelon, towels and sunscreen to your beach spot.

Bitemojo offers culinary tours in Israeli and European cities, with the aim of exposing tourists to the crème-de-la-crème of local cuisine.

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

The mobile surveillance company sells advanced hacking tools to governments, intelligence agencies, and military entities.

Falling asleep with your smartphone negatively affects the quality of your sleep, leaving you tired and cranky.

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

From lifelike robot companions for the elderly to reconnaissance robot-snakes; we take a look at the coolest robots developed in Israel.

Any network router can leak data from your computer - using the router's flickering lights.

From water purification to drip irrigation, NoCamels reviews over two decades of technological cooperation between India and Israel.

"The Device Lab" lends everything from super-slick smartwatches and laptops, to cutting-edge 3D cameras and special gaming computers.

The clandestine spy agency will invest in technologies including flexible robotics, biomimetics and miniaturized systems.

Israeli cyber-gurus weigh in on the latest ransomware attack, offering solutions and "vaccinations" against future malicious cyber-attacks.