Hundreds of executives, international delegations attend inauguration ceremony kicking off the center that will showcase Israeli cutting-edge tech.

For Israel's 70th anniversary. NoCamels takes a look at the top startups, innovations, and collaborations changing the world over the past year.

Israel leads the world in the index's R&D intensity and research concentration categories

While Amazon Go is creating buzz for the future of automated supermarket tech, Israeli technologies have already made an impact in that sphere.

Cooperation between China and Israel is booming, but it’s the unique ties between Chinese investors and Israeli innovators that is most striking.

Israel's hi-tech industry is nothing short of a global success story. Still, this success is missing one key ingredient.

According to the Bloomberg Innovation Index, Israel leads the world in the number of researchers per capita, and is second in research and development.

The Forum's report ranks countries based on 12 categories, including innovation, technological readiness, business sophistication and higher education.

In honor of Israel's 68th Independence Day, NoCamels highlights Israeli innovations that are changing our lives for the better.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and European Commission President Jose Manuel Barroso signed the EU's Horizon 2020 agreement on Sunday, marking the beginning of a billion-euro partnership in the funding of research and innovation.

How long does it take you, approximately, to reach the right extension while calling a service center? An Israeli team had enough of waiting, listening to extension numbers and dialing them, and came up with the Zappix mobile app, your customer service call center savior.

Among the passengers aboard the Atlantis space shuttle’s final voyage was an Israeli biomedical water purification device, which was undergoing initial tests for use in zero-gravity, outer space conditions.