With minor modifications to existing technology or making changes to a company's mission, startups are positioning Israel as an innovative leader for fighting environmental challenges.
Israeli startup Vertical Field finds sensor-controlled smart planters allow customers to place hundreds of greens up and down a wall, indoors or outdoors.
One of SpaceIL’s stated goals is to inspire the next generation in Israel and around the world to study science, technology, engineering and mathematics.
Although the number of exits decreased by 10 percent compared to 2014, total profit from the exits rose 16 percent last year, with the average exit deal in 2015 amounting to $87 million.
The “500 Startups” Venture Capital Fund is investing in Israeli startup RapidAPI, which developed a platform to allow people with ideas for new applications to turn their initiative into reality quickly and easily.
IDF programmers and engineers are developing a state-of-the-art digital battlefield system that will give commanders a clear view of the front and improve communication abilities.
Senior representatives from leading multinational companies will converge on the Tel Aviv Stock Exchange December 16 for the Axis Tel Aviv Corporate Edition 2015, an event aimed at connecting international companies actively looking to invest in Israel with the country’s top startups.
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