Zano, which is a tiny, portable drone that takes photos and videos, has raised a whopping $1.5 million on Kickstarter over the course of two weeks.

This portable generator can be recharged using its own solar panels and provides enough power to charge a smartphone 100 times over.

Urban cyclists take note: there is such a thing as a bicycle saddle and lock in one and its called Seatylock. Take a look and you’ll count down the minutes until you can get your hands (or buttocks) on one.

One of the best parts about extreme sports is the chance to capture the adrenaline rush on camera and share it with friends. The AirDog, the world's first ever drone for extreme sports photography, is automatically following users and capturing aerial images like never before, powered by Israeli 3D printing technology.

Israeli designer Nir Chehanowski has a knack for making flat objects looking like they are three-dimensional. He already had one successful Kickstarter campaign, but with his current Bulbing project – he exceeded expectations and tripled his goal with plenty of time to spare.

An affordable handheld sensor, which is the size of a flash drive, and can analyze the composition of any matter, like fruit, or medicine, sounds like it couldn't be true. It is. It's real, it's Israeli and with a successful Kickstarter campaign, it may be about to change the world.

While many business meetings take place outside the office, and most of the office can be carried in your pocket, one thing that hasn't changed in the last decade is the printer. However, an ambitious Israeli Kickstarter campaign, with a $400,000 goal, has set out to change all that with a tiny portable robotic printer.

Have you ever had your keys get tangled up with some thread in your pocket? How about scratching something accidentally? Luckily, Israeli company Panny has created a sleek, stylish and multi-usage key case that can solve our keychain woes.

On a visit to Israel, UK Prime Minister David Cameron is being introduced today to Kano, the groundbreaking DIY computer and coding kit for all ages that raised $1.5 million on Kickstarter last November.

Israeli entrepreneur Shai Goitein has made something that every kid has wished for at least once – to control a paper plane mid-flight. Goitein's PowerUp 3.0 is a small motor that turns paper planes into smartphone-controlled toys. He already smashed his Kickstarter goal less than 24 hours.

Oded Sharon loves games and he also loves reggae music. The seasoned Israeli gaming entrepreneur is determined to raise enough funds to bring the legend of his brainchild, Jamaican musician Bolt Riley, to reality in the form of a computer game.

An Israeli couple has come up with a small solution to a big problem: mounting your phone in your car while driving. While many solutions exist, none are as elegant, simple and cool as Sticko, which surpassed its Kickstarter goal within a week.

If you own a bike, you'll also be the owner of a bike lock, but perhaps not a proud one. A group of Israeli designers has come up with a slick and clever design that got the ultimate vote of confidence by tripling its Kickstarter goal with plenty of time to spare.

They look like a stylish version of augmented reality glasses and META.01 might come to stifle the vision of Google Glass. Much like Tony Stark in Iron Man, META.01 allows the wearer to manipulate projected images with instinctive hand movements.

As sophisticated as smartphones are, when you're in a hurry, their complexity can be a downside. A new Israeli Kickstarter project which broke the bank with its button that attaches to smartphones may be the answer.