Technology

It is the first in the world authorized to fly fully autonomous drones in the Israeli airspace for business purposes.

The accelerator - operated by scientists from across the Middle East - creates cooperation across a conflict-ridden region.

Ransomware WannaCry is wreaking havoc on thousands of computers across the globe. How can you protect your computer from attacks?

Putting an end to strange voices telling you to "turn left" or "continue straight", Israeli navigation app Waze now let's drivers record directions in their own voice.

No need for fire extinguishers: Just toss one of these handy Fire Balls into the flames, and put out any fire.

What started out as a dad seeking safe online content for his child turned into KIDOZ, a network with 50 million users.

The recent Gett-Juno deal aims to give on-demand mobility rivals Uber and Lyft a run for their money.

Can a computer replicate the smell of roses? An Israeli scientist imagined a system for producing and smelling artificial smell.

In honor of Israel's 69th Independence Day, NoCamels highlights twelve Israeli innovations changing the world.

Using Israeli navy know-how, Asher Bennett of the UK's Tevva Motors uses submarine batteries in electric trucks.

The cutting edge surgery at Jerusalem’s Hadassah Hospital used two robots to help a severely injured man walk again.

Shared office spaces are redefining the way millennials are working, and Israeli firms like WeWork and MindSpace are leading the way across the globe.

Researchers can remotely detect unexploded landmines using molecularly engineered glowing bacteria.

Upright GO, a small biofeedback posture trainer placed directly over the spine, is attached to the upper back.

A former Israeli fighter pilot has created a drone that for the oil and gas industry to cheaply monitor rigs.