Nimble is said to be the world's first device that uses artificial intelligence to self-paint and dry nails in 10 minutes per hand.

Israel is a world leader when it comes to milk farming and its methods and technology are used worldwide to yield impressive results. Now, a new development aims to re-revolutionize the industry with an even smarter robot.

In this 21st century, we might not be where Isaac Asimov thought we would be, with humanoid robots catering to our every need. But robots are definitely around us, and some can do pretty entertaining stuff, like the Israeli massage-bot WheeMe.

WisePet are new stuffed animals with a special transparent pocket in which a tablet or a smartphone can be placed. Beyond its protective qualities, the toy can also be operated by a unique app that makes the stuffed toy move and talk.

RoboThespian, a robot with facial gestures and the ability to move, giving a live lesson to Israel kids on the science of levers. The robot is connected to a supply of compressed air which enables the simulation of muscle movement.

Several Israeli universities will participate in a national project to try and create a nano "inter-body robot". The robot, with nano-sized particles, could direct medicine and imaging systems directly to predetermined targets in the body.

For the first time, a person lying in an fMRI machine was able to control a robot just by thinking about his movements. The Israeli student connected to a brain scanner induced a robot to walk around a lab in France by thought.

In a recently released Youtube clip, Israel's Institute of Technology displays of some of its new works: A robotic snake, a self-driving motorcycle, a wall-climbing robot and various other artificial intelligence demonstrations. 'Robots will integrate our daily lives in the next few years,' says researcher.

Many patients scheduled for a major spinal operation naturally worry that they might find themselves in a wheelchair due to a surgical error, or simple bad luck. While this happens only rarely, it is a possibility. SpineAssist – an Israeli invention – is revolutionizing delicate spinal surgery.