In honor of Israel's 69th Independence Day, NoCamels highlights twelve Israeli innovations changing the world.

After Intel bought collision avoidance company Mobileye for $15.3 billion, Israel has become the world's epicenter for self-driving car technology.

April 4, 2017 | Israeli artificial vision device company OrCam has closed a $41 million financing round that values the company at $600 million, the company’s chairman Prof. Amnon Shashua told “Reuters.” The Jerusalem based company was founded in 2010 by Shashua and CEO Ziv Aviram, the same duo who founded car sensor developer Mobileye, […]

Computer chip giant Intel has agreed to buy Israeli driverless technology company Mobileye for $15.3 billion, the biggest tech deal in Israel's history.

Hoping to woo investors, 100 Israeli startups are meeting 1000 Chinese investors, including Alibaba and Baidu, at the GoforIsrael conference in Shanghai.

After this summer's Jeep hack attack, everyone is worried about cars. Israeli startups are working hard to keep cars safe and make them smarter.

Israel’s Mobileye, maker of safety systems that alert drivers of dangers ahead, is likely to be an integral part of the driverless car future!

For the founders of any startup, the defining moment of success is to have their company go public on NASDAQ. In 2014, six Israeli companies are hoping to live out this dream, raising an aggregate total of $883 million. It looks like going public is the new exit.

The hottest name on the Israeli IPO rumor mill is Mobileye. The driving safety technology company has reportedly filed for an IPO at company value of $5 billion. If the report is true, we might witness the biggest-ever IPO in Israel's history.

Premium electric car manufacturer Tesla is reportedly using Israeli company Mobileye's technology to launch driverless cars within a decade. Mobileye's system can identify the proximity of other vehicles, as well as other possible collision triggers.

Israeli companies are continuing to make waves in the international stock pool. Next up: Mobileye, partner of automotive giants BMW, General Motors and Tesla, and will soon hold the biggest-ever IPO by an Israeli company – raising $500 million at a company valuation of $2.8 billion.

The driverless car is becoming a reality, with power players such as General Motors and Google working on the technology. Israel also has a candidate in the game – Jerusalem-based Mobileye - which is developing a car that can drive itself for a for short periods of time.