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Haifa-based Tropx has developed athletic clothing with sensors that analyze athletes' form and points out what needs to be corrected to keep them healthy and reach their potential.
Israeli foodtech startup Gavan Technologies is developing a method of producing protein, as well as natural pigments, gluten substitutes, and nutrients, using little to no heat and without creating waste that needs to be disposed.
Players of any sport can join LEAP, which allows young athletes from all over the world to post videos of themselves demonstrating their skills.
Helios secures $6 million in seed funding, on the path to develop onsite resources for the Moon, while its scientists find approach to green iron production – at 20% lower cost.
Israeli foodtech startup MeaTech 3D announces collaboration with Singpore's Umami Meats, which produces bioprinted seafood products.
Investment from GM's capital venture arm will fund development of UVeye's AI-based technology.
For the first time in Israel's history, high-tech exports accounted for more than 50% of the country's exports in 2021.
Remilk, which produces animal-free dairy-identical milk proteins plans to build 750,000 square-foot precision fermentation facility at The Symbiosis project in Kalundborg, Denmark.
StoreDot is on track to begin mass production of silicon dominant lithium-ion cells delivering 100 miles of range in five minutes of charging by 2024.
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