Technology

The Israel Innovation Authority's new initiative hopes to encourage initial investments in high-risk seed-stage companies.

10 Israeli startups will pitch their technologies as part of the local competition for the annual Startup World Cup 2021.

The Israeli startup will provide its manufacturing platform, BioFarm, for the cultivation of cultured steaks for distribution in Japan.

Urban Aeronautics and Hatzolah Air are developing the Israeli company's eVTOL aircraft, the CityHawk, for emergency services.

The US electric car maker has reportedly received a license from the Ministry of Transportation for commercial imports of its vehicles.

Aura Air's clean air solutions monitor the presence of harmful particles and gases indoors, and purifies against viruses, molds, and bacteria.

The funds will go toward two programs that aim to help train and place professionals looking to enter the local high-tech sector.

NoCamels lists the articles on Israeli developments that resonated most with our readers this past marked by a life-changing pandemic.

NoCamels takes a look at the 16 companies that have gained "unicorn" status, joining 45 Israeli-founded firms valued at over $1 billion.

Though lockdowns prevailed, the global tech sector proved to be a safe harbor for investors through the stock market turbulence this year.

NoCamels scanned the internet to find Israeli gadgets and home devices (and some home-based medical kits) that are making our lives better.

Israeli company Moon Active will add Melsoft's popular games The Family Island and MyCafe to its collection of games.

NoCamels highlights 14 Israeli startups that have repurposed technology, offered new products, and changed direction in 2020.

BlazePod is an interactive fitness training program currently used by a Formula 1 driver, a Liverpool football player, and the US Army.

Israeli-founded smart scooter firm Superpedestrian has developed the first LINK scooter with on-board intelligence.