Technology

According to a report released today, Israeli high-tech companies raised an all-time high of $4.8 billion in 2016, up 11% from the $4.3 billion raised in 2015.

We've all heard of electric cars. But how about electric roads? Israel's ElectRoad is creating roads that charge your car while you drive over them.

The Israeli-made Cormorant could be used to rescue people in dangerous situations.

Whether it's Mobileye's driverless car technology, or Consumer Physics' sensor that can tell you what any object is made of, the Israeli companies at CES 2017 are stunning the crowds.

A delegation from PowToon recently traveled to a remote African tribe in Tanzania to introduce a local tribe to animation for the first time with amazing results.

With the $4.4 billion acquisition of Israeli gaming company Playtika, the Startup Nation's startups exited for $10 billion in 2016.

As Israel boasts the greatest number of startups per capita globally, academic institutions open their doors to offer hands-on help.

From a locator of valuables to driverless truck technologies, we present the 10 coolest Israeli innovations of 2016.

Next month’s 6.3-mile driverless journey will showcase a jointly developed automated driving system, during the world's leading electronics convention.

How often do you misplace your phone, or lose your keys? GearEye - which just raised half a million dollars - tracks your gear, so you always have what you need.

A new Israeli-designed virtual breathalyzer, based on how you move and walk, could potentially keep intoxicated drivers off the road and save lives.

Cyber-security researchers were able to turn headphones into microphones, warning of a new security vulnerability that could help hackers spy on you.

The makers of Snapchat, have reportedly bought Israeli augmented reality startup Cimagine Media for up to $40 million.

A new report by accounting firm PwC indicates that despite the disappointing year in terms of Israeli exits, there are "many more boom years" to come.

In what could be the biggest thing since Snapchat, the new group video chat app from the makers of Meerkat lets you talk with up to eight friends at a time.