Technology

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Jumping off cliffs with a revolutionary Israeli wheelchair, paralyzed athlete Lonnie Bissonnette wins championship.

The recognition for Tel Aviv comes on the heels of Israel’s ranking as the second-most innovative nation in the world by the World Economic Forum.

The poll bot, developed by popular Israeli call and messaging app Viber, was available to 800 million Viber users around the globe.

Israeli self-driving truck company Otto made history by transporting 50,000 cans of beer across Colorodo with no driver behind the wheel.

Seeking to integrate Israel's Ultra-Orthodox into the workforce, 12 Angels is the first-ever VC exclusively for entrepreneurs from the Haredi community.

The mobile app, which was developed by cancer patients' family members, helps thousands to fight the disease.

According to research firm IVC, Israeli high-tech companies raised $3.8 billion in the first nine months of 2016, a 21 percent jump over the first nine months of 2015.

Now accepting applications for their second Tel Aviv class, Techstars offers fintech and cyber security startups the mentoring and support needed to succeed.

The Forum's report ranks countries based on 12 categories, including innovation, technological readiness, business sophistication and higher education.

Love sending emojis to friends, but wish it was more personal? A new Israeli startup lets you create your own personal emojis just by taking a selfie.

The startup's innovative technology takes care of all aspects of pest management for better crops.

A free facility at Israel's IDC Herzliya connects law students with new social-venture tech firms.

Thousands of volunteer drivers in Israel are using their cars to monitor dangerous drivers and report them directly to the police.

Squashing a cube made from this material can make it smile, and it can be designed to do almost anything!