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

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

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

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

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.

The latest funding round will be used to scale up operations, improve the company's drone delivery systems and provide seed funding for its North Carolina program.

From humanitarian assistance and plastic reduction to water sanitation and space missions, NoCamels presents a selection of remarkable companies that had a positive impact this past year.

Local developers of drones and drone technology for commercial and industrial uses are flying high on innovation.

Nine Israeli companies were selected for the second annual Upstart 100, CNBC's list of promising young startups for 2018.

The Tel Aviv company was recently selected by the FAA's Unmanned Aircraft System (UAS) Integration Pilot Program to test its technology in the US.

January 4, 2017 | Israeli startup Flytrex, which is developing a drone delivery solution, has raised $3 million, “TechCrunch” reports. The round was led by Swiss-based Armada VC, owned by Daniel Aegerter, as well as private angel investors Daniel Gutenberg and Joey Low with the participation of several unnamed private angel investors. Flytrex’s platform is designed for […]

For many, drones are objects from science fiction. But drones are becoming commonplace in everyday life and Israel is leading the way in drone tech.

Thirsty for beer and the fridge is empty? 'Flytrex Sky' drone will deliver your favorite ale from the store in no time!