Lynn Plagmeijer

United Hatzalah’s Aquatic Rescue Unit responds to five calls a day as shifting afternoon conditions leave even experienced swimmers stranded far from shore.

Instead of relying primarily on statistical predictions about when traffic is likely to arrive, NoTraffic's system continuously observes what is happening at intersections

Nanovel says its robotic harvesters can pick citrus fruit about 30% cheaper than human labor, while offering growers a more predictable workforce amid rising agricultural labor costs

"The ambulances are all connected into a command center that runs an AI algorithm to predict where the next call is going to happen"

Scientists gradually removed nearly all known aging processes from their mathematical model, leaving only one: the accumulation of somatic mutations

"Yes Future, New Gen" brings together 30 artists in Tel Aviv, using interactive technology, artificial intelligence and recycled materials to explore how today's choices shape the future

Israel's high-tech sector, long the backbone of its economy, is facing mounting pressure from artificial intelligence disruption, a strong shekel and a growing brain drain

"The only thing preventing people with speech difficulties from participating in society is the communication barrier- Barvox is designed to eliminate that barrier"

Xsolla has selected Tel Aviv as the location for its first-ever Xsolla Club, a 500-square-meter community hub designed to support game developers, entrepreneurs and creators

Founded by veterans of Israel's elite special operations units, Limy says the future of the internet will be shaped by AI agents—not human users—and has raised $10 million to build the technology

CEO Yair Amsterdam says the company's flexible solar panels weigh just over 13 pounds, allowing installations on buildings and structures unsuitable for traditional systems

Abraham in Tech featured 30 companies from the three countries, including 15 Israeli startups, 11 Moroccan firms and four Emirati companies

Founder Raphael Bernard, 23, says the problem isn't the students, it's how math is taught

BeeWise's autonomous solar-powered hives monitor up to one million bees in real time, helping reduce colony losses and protect a key pillar of global food production

Israeli biotech firm BioHarvest is using plant cell technology to rethink how food, health supplements and natural ingredients are produced

"What we are developing is a solution that allows us to manufacture coffee in a way that bypasses all the challenges"

As life expectancy rises worldwide, iKare Innovation is partnering with tech companies and investors to develop healthcare solutions for an aging population

In addition to physical and cognitive rehabilitation, staff at Beit Balev are using virtual reality headsets as part of occupational therapy

By leveraging AI agents to automate complex digital infrastructure, Autopipe aims to revolutionize the DevOps landscape, while signaling a shift in the future of tech employment

Technion-developed technology allows patients to detect dangerous sleep disorders from home using a simple wearable device and artificial intelligence, eliminating need for costly lab tests

ElliQ is built to feel more like a companion than a tool. Its creators describe it as having the personality of a “caring granddaughter,” aiming to bring warmth, curiosity, and attentiveness into life

Nadav Douani advocates that a crucial strategy for Israel is to reconnect with scientists abroad and make it easier for them to return, by improving job opportunities, quality of life, and security

Producer Jordan Fried says film offers new clues about Bitcoin’s mysterious founder and its original purpose