Technology

Israel is home to close to 200 startups and companies with wide-ranging solutions to offer in the battle against the disease, not to mention the dozens of scientific initiatives.

As Israel marks its 72nd Independence Day, six leading experts from Israel's top VC firms share their insight on how the country's high-tech ecosystem dealt with the coronavirus pandemic.

The round will enable Scopio Labs to expand commercial operations across human and veterinary care in the United States and Europe,

The acquisition was first announced in March 2019 pending regulatory approval.

Throughout its 72 years, Israel has proven that necessity is the mother of invention; it was clear that Israeli entrepreneurs would enlist in the battle against COVID-19.

Amid the pandemic, the service delivers necessities such as food and medicine via drone to homes in North Dakota.

In the offices of Jerusalem Venture Partners, employees must undergo a set of measures to ensure they don't have symptoms of COVID-19 and are fit to work.

The Ramat Gan-based medical center will join the US public health research agency to conduct research for treatments to combat the coronavirus crisis.

President Rivlin is visiting people in their homes for Independence Day, using a volumetric hologram developed by a programmer from Israeli volumetric video startup TetaVi.

The new firm says its technology can identify individuals in population centers and contend with facial coverings, poor lighting, long-distance identification, and difficult angles.

The company's product enables the use of non-invasive ventilation which was previously deemed too risky for medical staff due to the potential for the spread of COVID-19.

The fund will invest across a broad range of technology sectors, including insurtech, fintech, machine learning, AI, enterprise software, cybersecurity and IT.

The platform will give companies a suite of tools that includes client management, billing, e-invoicing, online scheduling, and email marketing.

The round brings the company's total funding to $180 million.

StartupBlink, an Israeli-founded global startup ecosystem map and research center, put together a global map tracking innovative projects across the world.