Founded in 2015, Nexar uses smartphones to create an AI-backed vehicle-to-vehicle network that works to predict and prevent accidents.

The company, which created an AI-backed vehicle-to-vehicle network that works to predict and prevent road accidents, is making footprints in Chicago, San Francisco, and Las Vegas.

Ahead of the one-day event, which will feature Israeli and international industry speakers, TechCrunch is also hosting a Tel Aviv Innovation week, a series of events across the city focused on mobility innovation.

Israeli startup developing software that helps prevent and predict traffic collisions, says Israel should take its place as the 'Mecca' of the startup world.

January 24, 2018 | Israeli startup Nexar announced on Wednesday that it closed a $30 million Series B funding round, led by Ibex Investors, with participation from Alibaba Innovation Ventures, Nationwide Insurance and previous investors Aleph, Mosaic Ventures, Slow Ventures, True Ventures, and Tusk Ventures. Co-founded by CEO Eran Shir, a former manager of Yahoo’s […]

Israeli startup Nexar decided not to wait for autonomous cars to make car travel safer. Their app connects drivers to avoid accidents and report reckless drivers.

Thousands of volunteer drivers in Israel are using their cars to monitor dangerous drivers and report them directly to the police.