Life basically returns to normal with very few new corona cases, Tamar Robotics develops surgical robot to revolutionize brain surgery, new nose spray blocks Covid variants, and much more!

It's beginning of a new era for digital health, and Israeli startups are playing a major role in the American health market.

Innovative Israeli technology being developed will allow oxygen to be produced from lunar soil to power space colonies and space exploration.

'These results are notable since this is the first demonstration that virulence of human pathogenic bacteria can be mitigated by molecules secreted in probiotic milk products, such as yogurt or kefir.'

New luxury dirigible airships will be a hit for tourists, giving them a 5-star but low carbon-footprint aerial view of the world's top destinations.

Belkin Laser’s Eagle device delivers healing laser beams quickly and without touching the patient; any ophthalmologist can use it.

An Israeli startup developed a smart device that allows automatic fitting and removal of latex gloves for medical workers, reducing infections and saving millions of wasted products.  

Biotech startup Ukko is solving food problems like peanut allergies and gluten intolerance of celiac sufferers.

Notwithstanding the economic crisis from the pandemic, investment in Israeli startups soared in the first month of 2021.

Col. (res.) Oded Halevy, CEO of Gotrack HLS, employs former military lookouts and uses artificial intelligence to protect a growing number of civilian sites across Israel.

Regenerative medicine company Matricelf, athlete brain-training company i-BrainTech and alt-protein innovator Hargol will compete in San Francisco.

Rapyd reports a base of around 5,000 businesses, gaining approximately 500 new customers every week.

Phantom Auto’s systems remotely steer autonomous or semi-autonomous delivery robots, forklifts and yard trucks when human intervention is needed.

Canario device lights up when users come across high levels of air pollution, UV radiation or droplet sprays that may harbor viruses such as Covid-19.

Montfort’s FDA-cleared neurological monitoring is used by healthcare facilities on four continents and is tracking post-Covid symptoms in Brazil.

InNegev fosters innovation in Israel's south and recently made it's first major investment into a startup that makes beaches safer.

Start up company DrizzleX monitors water flow in homes and apartment buildings to find where H20 is being wasted, thus lowering utility bills.

Retinal scanner for early Alzheimer test, clinical psychology on your phone, use your phone to check your skin, and much more!

Ori Hofnung couldn’t read until he was 12. Now he’s developed gamified software to help parents identify and correct learning difficulties in their own kids.

The breakthrough 'Bond' app lets people summon a trained and certified bodyguard with their smartphones.

With 41 Israeli-founded private companies worth $1 billion or more, the Startup Nation has finally entered the Scale-Up Nation era. 

SeeTrue's hi-tech identifies banned items, cuts flight delays; Samson Logic makes construction safer and easier; PMO brings more power to Israel, and much more!

Purecare Dental takes ozonated water out of the dentist’s office and into our bathrooms with easy-to-use device.

Train the Brain: Israeli startup has a new way for soccer players to train - off the field!

Israel was one of the first countries to legislate specific regulations for web accessibility, says CEO of Accessibe.