Technology

Transforming half a million tons of garbage a year into energy, the $110 million Israeli project, one of the largest in the world, will power a nearby cement factory.

Miraculously turning air into water, Water-Gen extracts humidity from the air, treats it and transforms it into clean drinking water.

We've all heard about hackers remotely activating webcams. But did you know that a desktop scanner can be hacked and manipulated to steal precious data from your computer?

The tiny insects, which take off without flapping their wings, may hold the secret to stabilizing the takeoff of small robotic drones, according to a Tel Aviv University study.

No wonder this innovative smartphone case - which protects your iPhone but also functions as an Android phone - just raised $635,000.

Would you sit in a self-driving car knowing that it could be hacked? Protecting billions of connected devices is the next step in the IoT revolution.

Instead of just sending the same old emojies to one another, Memoji changes your selfies into original personalized emojies.

Israeli startups Argus, Indegy and Illusive Networks are among the promising security companies listed in a new CB Insights report.

After Intel bought collision avoidance company Mobileye for $15.3 billion, Israel has become the world's epicenter for self-driving car technology.

"Future," in collaboration with Facebook Israel, targets those 45+ with a track record and an idea to develop.

If you thought robot companions are a long way off, think again. New robotic companion ElliQ could soon transform the lives of the elderly.

Artificial Intelligence can already do some pretty amazing things, but could AI one day do what humanity seemingly can't - bring about world peace?

The celebrity heiress is said to have teamed up with Israel's Weizmann Institute scientists to promote a SodaStream campaign ahead of April Fools' Day.

Wake up and smell the coffee! Order your cappuccino and doughnut ahead of your arrival at the store, and simply pick them up on your way to the office.

A group of Israeli cyber-security firms has won a contract to set up a national cyber security center in a secret Latin American country.