Sports organizations in the US are turning to Israeli start-up PhysiMax, which uses 3D cameras and analytics of how players are performing to prevent injuries.

A video game is nice, but even when fully engaged in the experience, players realize that it’s just a game. That's where Gemsense's virtual reality technology comes in.

Mul-T lock's Bluetooth-powered lock allows users to approve or deny access to anyone at the door, without having to hand out keys.

A gene-based insecticide developed by Israeli agritech firm Evogene might be the solution to fight off nasty pests that eat away at our food.

Using a gelatin-based solution, LifeBond ensures that some of the most delicate and intricate surgical seals remain closed, and for good.

Israeli tech firms wins an ‘Oscar’ for fraud prevention. Forter takes home the Silver Stevie Award for best startup.

Teva Pharmaceutical Industries and US company Microchips are pairing up to delivery drugs in a pre-determined fashion within the body.

For those who wonder how a free service like Facebook can make billions a year ($12.47 billion in 2014, to be precise), Israeli ad-tech start-up Bidalgo supplies a partial answer.

Apple's much-anticipated Campus 2 in Cupertino, California looks like a spaceship out of Star Trek and will reportedly be built using Israeli glass-printing tech.

eVolution Networks Smart Energy Solution saves electricity by turning cell networks’ base stations on and off as needed.

In it's second investment in an Israeli company this month, the "Google of China" Baidu has invested millions in Israeli content recommendation startup, Taboola.

Eshet Eilon's agritech solution uses spectral imaging to ween information on the nutritional values of fruit, their quality and even their ripeness.

China is breathing second life into the failed Better Place venture, using the Israeli tech to power battery charging stations across the province of Nanjing.

Glioblastoma multiforme, also known as "The Terminator", is one of the deadliest cancers, but an "nano-bullet" has proven effective in treating, and potentially curing GBM.

A research team at the Technion has discovered two proteins that could be key in controlling the growth of cancer cells.