He said, 'Herzliya has more startups than almost anywhere else but Silicon Valley.'

At Holit, scientists are testing gene-edited seeds to create a new variety of potato and tomato plants.

Using large amounts of biological data, the platform can detect milestones and phases of a developing embryo that indicate viability.

The initiative, in collaboration with an Israeli startup, aims to convert kitchen waste into “biogas.”

Plastic Back will buy any plastic that recycling facilities are not able to treat and would otherwise send to landfills or overseas.

Gamifying the experience of a balance board makes users more engaged, leading to better results and helping in rehab and fall prevention.

A new digital platform improves focus by helping users resist distractions and procrastination. College students are already trying it out.

Addionics and Blitz Motors plan to transform delivery scooters with a battery that improves performance and lowers cost.

Trigo's touchless checkout technology is making its first foray into the U.S.

The sky's the limit for AIR's two-seat aerial vehicle for private use.

Wonder Robotics plans on turning drones into truly autonomous machines that can fly and land by themselves, no operator needed to avoid obstacles.

Amai Proteins has developed a healthy sweetener made from computer-designed proteins that could reduce sugar content in anything from soft drinks to ice cream.

Rumble's app tracks how many steps you take and converts that data into virtual tokens exchangeable for real world goodies.

GiantLeap’s interactive game is taking one small step to improve scholastic studies, but one giant leap for improving childhood education in the long term.

ECOncrete tide pools provide a home for marine life in urban coastal waters. By Sharon Wrobel, The Algeiminer An Israeli environmental startup has developed a technology to address one of the world’s least sexy problems — bringing concrete to life — by using a special cement structure that invites marine fauna to grow on coastal... Read more »

H2Pro generates hydrogen and oxygen in two separate processes that reduce costs and polluting emissions.

Inna Braverman, founder and CEO of Eco Wave Power, is the only Israeli on Fast Company’s annual list of the most creative people in business.

The easy-to-use gadget helps sufferers of anxiety achieve calm in as little as three minutes.

Mosquitoes have killed many more humans than all wars in history. Now, an Israeli startup is fighting back.

Nanotech pioneer Oded Shoseyov has already founded 11 companies based on his inventions. Now he’s on his next.

Trailblazing footwear company Nike recently purchased an Israel startup that is pioneering technology to transform the online shoe shopping experience.

Current news is full of smart Israeli solutions that benefit the world. There are also many examples of smart countries, companies and individuals that have recognized this important role of the Jewish State.

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