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Startup's high-tech fabric offers both light and shade

by i24NEWS and ILH Staff

"Thinking about sustainability, green energy, and climate protection is part of the DNA of the Tel Aviv-Jaffa Municipality," Mayor Ron Huldai says about trial of Lumiweave.

Battery tech startup represents Israel at this year's BloombergNEF Award

by i24NEWS and ILH Staff

Addionics wins the award for their 3D smart electrodes, which improve the performance of batteries

Can an NFT learn to fetch? Israeli startup launches digital dogs

by Noga Martin/ILH Startup Editor

The Digital Pets Company is introducing trainable, 3D AI-driven crypto digital dogs that will be stored as NFTs on the blockchain.

Israeli startup's AI-ready stethoscope wins FDA clearance

by Noga Martin/ILH Startup Editor

Sanolla's infrasound technology draws lifesaving medical insights from listening to bodily sounds that cannot be heard by humans.

Israeli solar startup sets its sights on famously rainy country

by Noga Martin/ILH Startup Editor

CEO of Teralight Rani Lifshitz says Britain has one of the largest electricity markets in Europe, and the country has adopted legislation to completely eliminate greenhouse gas emissions by 2050.

Who's got the time? Startup report sheds light on major job stressor

by Noga Martin/ILH Startup Editor

More than two-thirds (67%) of workers surveyed said they consider quitting their jobs at least once a month due to frustrations over time mismanagement, and 76% said they felt overwhelmed by their work calendars at least once a month.

Israeli IoT platform makes TIME100 2022 list of most influential companies

by Noga Martin/ILH Startup Editor

NoTraffic develops an AI-powered traffic signal platform that connects users to the city grid to digitize intersections for all types of road users.

Can tobacco make meat 'green'?

by Noga Martin/ILH Startup Editor

Foodtech startup BioBetter has found of way of producing growth factors from the tobacco plant, which could solve a major stumbling block for the cultivated meat industry.

Alt-salmon startup tips scales with new fundraising record

by Noga Martin/ILH Startup Editor

A month after unveiling its whole cut salmon fillet alternative, Plantish secures $12million and eyes initial distribution via restaurants.

Israeli app seeks to battle emotional fallout from COVID isolation

by i24NEWS

Hobbiz unites users passionate on everything from volunteer cleanup groups to sports teams.

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