Technology

Using your iPad, where you can control all camera shots, "you’ll be able to walk through the field with the players," the Israeli startup says.

The average exit deal reached $87 million in 2015, up 40 percent from the 10-year average of $62 million.

Silent Partner's lightweight wearable device could give you and those around you a better night’s sleep.

Japanese giants are investing in 'smart agriculture' found on the kibbutz.

Whether it is Mobileye's driver-less car technology, or the smart garden system from GreenIQ, the Israeli companies showcasing this week at CES 2016 are wowing the crowds.

A new report by IVC Research Center and KPMG maps the activity of the booming venture capital industry in Israel.

From water technologies to agricultural solutions and medical devices, Israeli companies improve the lives of millions.

Israeli startup Giraffic offers bufferless streaming video uninterrupted by network glitches and slowdowns, outsmarting bandwidth limits.

Companies spent 44 percent more on Israeli startups in 2015, compared to 2014, a new PwC report shows.

From a Bluetooth-based locator of valuables to a cancer-detecting mobile device, we present the 10 coolest Israeli innovations of 2015.

The Rounds app offers free group video calls, so you can celebrate New Year's Eve together (and even virtually kiss), no matter where you are.

Our global village requires us to communicate in many languages. The Lexifone app can come to our rescue.

This locust-inspired robot can jump 11 feet high and cover a horizontal distance of 4.5 feet in one leap!

Tel Aviv's startup ecosystem is just as vibrant as its nightlife, with a host of accelerators, shared workspaces and a fair amount of city-sponsored TLC!

'RealSense' is allowing us to interact with our devices far more effectively, says one of Intel Israel’s top engineers.