The OrCam MyEye PRO was recognized as outstanding innovation honoree, continuing OrCam’s winning streak at the CES Innovation Awards.

OrCam nabbed the award ahead of the first all-digital CES 2021, the annual trade show presenting the best in consumer electronics.

OrCam's new AI feature integrates with the Israeli company's assistive tech, including the MyEye, to allow for a better reading experience.

The company's newest device OrCam Hear won a 'Best of Innovation' award for accessibility at CES 2020.

Companies founded by Israelis and valued at $1 billion or over nearly doubled this year.

Wellness gadgets, trendy robots, photo editing apps and something for Fido - 9 must-have Israeli gadgets and apps getting love on international gift lists.

The Duke of Cambridge will arrive in Tel Aviv on Monday for a three-day visit that will include meetings with Israeli PM Netanyahu, Israeli President Rivlin, and PA President Abbas.

TechAviv's Yaron Samid recently compiled a list of startups and firms founded in Israel or by Israelis to 'show Israel’s transformation from a 'start-up nation' to a 'scale-up nation.'

The Israeli company's portable MyEye 2.0 is seen as a game-changer for the blind and partially sighted, and it's the size of a USB flash drive.

Just two days after Israeli-developed products and concepts went on display at Tel Aviv's Digital Health IL conference, PM Netanyahu announced a new 1 billion shekel project designed to develop personalized and preventive medicine in Israel

As 2017 comes to a close, NoCamels highlights nine Israeli technologies that have made the world a better place this year.

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, […]

As wearable tech becomes an integral part of our lives, Israeli companies are making important strides in this growing sector, creating everything from conception timers to smart helmets and smartphone projectors.

Known as the Startup Nation, Israeli startups have now taken their expertise in innovation and technology to create revolutionary tools for the blind and visually impaired. Here are ten Israeli companies whose vision is brightening the lives of those who cannot see.

For many people, the simple task of reading a street sign or a restaurant menu is impossible due to visual impairment. Israeli startup OrCam is using sophisticated artificial intelligence to give these people a solution.