INNOV'NATION

Three Israeli tech entrepreneurs are turning breakthroughs in mental health, quantum computing and sustainable materials into real-world solutions

The chairman of the Peres Center for Peace and Innovation says Shimon Peres’s vision remains as relevant as ever — but believes Israel must think bigger, and focus on creating a better future

The students finished 14th out of 30 teams in their debut appearance, completing nearly 800 kilometers in a car they designed and built themselves.

Several underground marketplaces that claim to sell stolen data, payment-card details, forged identity documents, and personal information

Roman's defining feature is its field of view, which NASA says is at least 100 times wider than that of the Hubble Space Telescope, allowing it to scan vast stretches of sky faster

Gill, said he decided to return to politics after 20 years due to what he says are dangerous trends like brain drain, declining investment and a downturn in R&D employment across the tech sector

What if emergency responders could see an incident from above just seconds after it happened? An Israeli drone initiative is putting that idea into practice

If completed, the acquisition could give Anthropic access to Decart’s technology and engineering expertise as the company faces rapidly growing demand for Claude

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"

JEEN AI has built a $25 million business making AI safe enough for hospitals, banks and defense

RevDx, a two-and-a-half-kilogram hematology lab developed in Israel, is bringing full blood panels to battlefields, rural clinics, and living rooms with nothing more than a finger prick

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

Governments, businesses, and IT specialists had been preparing for it for months, even years

The UN World Food Programme is preparing field trials of remotely operated vehicles equipped with AI technologies

"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

As LA still reels from 2025's deadly fires, an Israeli startup's acoustic sensor claims it can detect a wildfire in under two minutes

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