Israel Aerospace Industries (IAI) has been awarded a contract to supply dozens of its mobile systems for the long-range detection and disruption of Unmanned Aerial Systems (UAS) to an Asian country.  The use of UAS has increased dramatically in recent years. They have become a potential threat to borders and sensitive facilities and may be […]

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Israeli firm AgroScout has developed software that uses AI and commercial drones to monitor crops in real-time.

Elbit's Hermes Starliner UAS received certification from the Israeli Transportation Ministry that it can fly in unsegregated airspace.

Israel has long been an international leader in drone technology; these two drone startups have helped it soar to new heights.

ZzappMalaria will team up with drone solutions platform Airobotics on a project to locate malaria hotspots in sub-Saharan Africa.

Israel's national drone delivery initiative, NAAMA, reaches its next phase with test flights over residential neighborhoods.

A number of Israeli companies, including Jerusalem's Flytech, are taking part in a new initiative to make drone-delivered goods a reality.

SeeTree's agtech solution delivers actionable insights to farmers to better manage and optimize the health of their orchard trees.

Through the Flytrex drone delivery service, Walmart says it hopes to boost its delivery business also in post-pandemic days.

The Israeli startup, with programs in Iceland and North Dakota, will be launching its drone delivery system in a North Carolina town in the coming months.

Founded in 2016, the Israeli insurance platform for specialized mobility is developing an on-demand, telematics-based solution for everything you can ride, fly or sail.

Percepto develops safety drones that allow militaries, refineries, ports, and other industrial sites to perform around the clock inspection without human interference.

The BIRD Foundation approved investments for projects in MedTech, sports tech, food flavoring, drone systems, and energy solutions.

The Petah Tikva drone company and the NY-based cybersecurity firm were the only two Israeli startups on the list.