The round brings the company's total funding to $180 million.

Glassbox will use the funding to expand its international teams and invest in product development.

Kando's tech enables wastewater utilities to detect pollution anomalies and blockages in real time to keep the world’s sewage systems hygienic and working.

Founded in 2015, Datos developed a hospital-grade remote care platform that offers a fully automated approach to patient care and data handling.

The latest investment brings the company's total funding to more than $200 million.

Founded in 2016, the company says it will use the funding for go-to-market activities and the expansion of its technology platform.

The company recently launched a new, free service aimed at helping SMBs)quickly launch and scale delivery operations amid the coronavirus pandemic.

The platform allows subscribers to offer up their skills and expertise as developers, designers, and marketers.

The impact of the pandemic was felt in the months of February and March, and will likely mean a jarring second quarter, according to a new IVC-ZAG S&W report.

The Israeli team offering the source codes, parts lists, and engineering designs for free to medical teams and experts around the world.

Organizers said the technologies and solutions developed in this hackathon could be used by Tel Aviv -Yafo and other cities around the world.

UVeye put a call out to equip health-related fleet operators with vehicle-inspection equipment on a not-for-profit basis during the pandemic.

The intensive 12-week program will be conducted virtually until people can safely return to work amid the coronavirus pandemic.

The new round "cements the company's leadership position during a time of exponential growth" and will be used to expand the company's platform offerings.

The Israel Innovation Authority will give $14 million to companies helping to fight the coronavirus and $166 million to companies that applied since the beginning of the year.