Two Israeli startups, Mantis Vision and SagivTech, are providing the core technology for Google's Project Tango that is prone to revolutionize access to everything 3D.

Israeli-developed SmartCourt is a tennis analytic technology designed to measure and record playing performance. It provides 3D tactical, game management, information and holistic real-time statistics for players to improve their skills.

Israeli designer Nir Chehanowski has a knack for making flat objects looking like they are three-dimensional. He already had one successful Kickstarter campaign, but with his current Bulbing project – he exceeded expectations and tripled his goal with plenty of time to spare.

The 2014 NBA All-Star game, which will take place in New Orleans, will offer its viewers a new type of replay: real-time 3D, not unlike the movie the Matrix. The company behind the innovation is Israeli company Replay Technology, and their product is super cool.

Once again, science supersedes fiction: Israeli company Real View has developed technology that projects a 3D hologram of the patient's heart in mid-air, helping the doctor understand the patient's condition – without putting the real heart under risk.

Studies on the way the brain navigates on a plain have so far focused on two dimensions. Now researchers at the Weizmann Institute in Israel set out to get a better understanding of how the brain processes 3D environments – using fruit bats.

Getting fitted with braces is no picnic. Orthodontists need to take measurements, form molds of your teeth and have the orthodontic appliances especially made and shipped. That process is about to become a lot cheaper and efficient – thanks to 3D printing.

40weeks is a 3D digital guide that aims to provide parents with all the information relevant to pregnancy, following the development of the fetus week by week. It is soon to be launched in Israel and then as an international version, and is accessible via the internet or as a mobile application.

Israeli 3D printer company Objet is merging with its American counterpart Stratasys, creating a 3D printing giant with an equity value of approximately $1.4 billion. Objet creates prototypes for companies in the automotive, electronics, toys, jewelry and footwear industries.