Sanolla and Rapid Diagnostics were awarded Breakthrough Innovation Awards at the InoVEX 2022 Pitch Contest held in Taiwan this week.

'Technology and innovation are becoming the number one bridge for Israel in the region for diplomacy,' Margalit said.

Look for tech like e-commerce, supply chain, semiconductors, quantum, blockchain, digital health, and next generation food coming in 2022.

The event aimed to build on a commitment to innovation and promote business ties between Israel and the UAE.

From an AI-based food trends platform to a robotic cocktail maker, these startups are using tech to solve the industry's food service issues.

JVP's Erel Margalit has already established hubs in New York, Beersheba, and Jerusalem but this is the first one solely focused on food tech.

The Tel Aviv company, with HQ in London, will test out its technology with pro soccer teams; it aims to become a standard device for games.

Israeli NGO Unistream aims to close Israel's socioeconomic gap, by educating teens from the periphery and training them in entrepreneurship and innovation.

The new division will seek to solve challenges such as congestion, road maintenance, and traffic management, with an annual budget of NIS 10 million ($2.82 million).

The publication listed the '100 Best Inventions' of this year making the world 'better, smarter, and even a little more fun' - and nine Israeli-made creations made the cut.

In this guest post, Dr. Mark Shmulevich of the Zimin Institute says scientific breakthroughs are the key to solving pressing global problems as climate change and care for aging populations.

Start-Up Nation Central and PwC Israel release a new survey detailing the status and evolution of multinational activity in Israel as a leading innovation destination.

The $30 million fund will invest in early-stage cannabis companies in medtech, agtech, retail, e-commerce, marketplaces, SaaS solutions, and deep-tech research.

The Yazamut 360 entrepreneurship center will serve as a hub of entrepreneurial activities for students, researchers, entrepreneurs and IDF soldiers and officers. 

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