The feature, launched on iOS first, will help users better locate stops and stations (and not get on the wrong bus going the other direction).

The Tel Aviv-based venture capital firm has closed a third $150 million early-stage fund and a $60 million growth opportunity fund dedicated to its portfolio companies.

Ramat Gan-based startup Sonovia ships nanoparticle anti-bacterial and anti-fungal fabric to labs in China for medical testing.

Forescout was established in 2000 by Israeli founders Oded Comay, Dror Comay, Hezy Yeshurun, and Doron Shikmoni, with headquarters in San Jose, California.

The OurCrowd Global Investor Summit, highlighting the best of Israeli tech, is set to take place in Jerusalem on February 13 and expects to draw some 20,000 guests.

Israeli design team Tridom has won honorable mention in NASA’s 3D Printed Habitat Challenge for their ‘Bubble Base’ model that could one day enable people to live on Mars.

If reports made by Israeli economic news source “Calcalist” are true, Apple’s next technological breakthrough could come from Israel.

Sports organizations in the US are turning to Israeli start-up PhysiMax, which uses 3D cameras and analytics of how players are performing to prevent injuries.

Meet the top six global accelerators that have shot Israeli startups into international superstardom.

A video game is nice, but even when fully engaged in the experience, players realize that it’s just a game. That's where Gemsense's virtual reality technology comes in.

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.

Mul-T lock's Bluetooth-powered lock allows users to approve or deny access to anyone at the door, without having to hand out keys.

Flavoring firm Frutarom took a leap toward becoming Israel’s next “unicorn” – a billion-dollar company – with its tenth acquisition so far this year.

This autonomous, self-balancing unicycle may be the mailman of the future, with GPS and facial recognition to ensure parcels reach their destination.

Israeli startup Pixie saves you precious time with its cool object-locating app that keeps track of your valuables.