Does your fridge know that you’re hungry? Does your shirt know how you feel?  Does your car talk to you?  The IoT (Internet of Things) can connect almost everything to the Internet. See here AutoTel (car rental), Prisma Photonics (fiber … Continue reading →

The Israeli-developed Hyfit Wearable Gym comprises a system of resistance bands to enable the performance of 250 different exercises. Embedded sensors track progress, resistance and calories burned. The companion app provides feedback, motivation and helps plan exercise routines. https://www.israel21c.org/israels-hyfit-rolls-out-a-smart-portable-workout-system/ https://www.hyfitgear.com/ … Continue reading →

Israeli drip irrigation specialists Netafim and Ben Gurion University’s BGN Technologies have signed a 3-year partnership with Bayer AG. The three will develop drip irrigation as a delivery system for Bayer’s pesticide to combat plant-parasitic worms and other crop protection … Continue reading →

I reported previously (see here) on Israel’s Utilis (now Asterra) which detect leaks in water pipes using satellite data and technology developed to detect water on Mars and Venus.  Utilis now works with 120 water companies in 31 countries. (Of … Continue reading →

Three professors from Israel’s Technion Institute gave lectures to large numbers of non-Jewish UK biology students at London’s Science Museum. Separately, Technion UK CEO Alan Aziz is organizing a trip for 60 students from Imperial College London to Israel in … Continue reading →

If SpaceIL’s Beresheet spacecraft completes its mission on April 11, Israel will join superpowers US, Russia and China in landing a spacecraft on the moon. Little Israel. With the smallest spacecraft ever to be sent to the moon. But as … Continue reading →