Scientists at the University of Haifa have developed a computational tool to document and analyze ancient ruins, using drone imagery and machine learning to reveal architectural patterns that cannot be identified from ground level. https://worldisraelnews.com/drone-imagery-and-machine-learning-revolutionize-mapping-of-archaeological-sites/ https://www.jpost.com/archaeology/article-880663 https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/abs/pii/S2212054818300456

An “unbelievable” video from Israeli vlogger Nas Daily (as above). He eats a meal made from the products of five Israeli vegan startups. It features no-cow milk from ReMilk; no-fish salmon from Oshi; vegan steak from Redefine Meat; no-chicken egg … Continue reading →

Israel’s dot SAGA turns any site into a smart, connected space. It enables instant awareness of people’s location and status at the push of a button, without cellular networks. The need arose after 7 Oct 2023 when cellular systems collapsed … Continue reading →

European countries, Gulf states, and NATO members all realize that Israel possesses critical technological capabilities that they desperately need. https://www.jpost.com/defense-and-tech/article-881069

Israeli startup Irregular (see here previously) protects against rogue AI. It has won clients like ChatGPT, Gemini, and Claude. Their work uncovers vulnerabilities before hackers do – including a new field focused on understanding AI behavior to prevent risks to … Continue reading →

Tel Aviv University and Google Israel have launched a 3-year program to advance core AI research.  Google.org will provide $1 million to support foundational research, student scholarships, and new educational initiatives in AI and data science at Tel Aviv University. … Continue reading →

Korea’s Truem has partnered with Israel’s Hailo (see here previously) to develop a next-generation on-device AI camera. Its de-noising feature delivers superior night image quality compared to competitors. It delivers processing speeds five to seven times faster than previous models. … Continue reading →

New construction regulations (see here previously) have now come into effect, requiring public buildings and private homes to install solar panels, and shared buildings (e.g. apartments) to install infrastructure for future installation. https://www.israelnationalnews.com/news/419056

Israeli scientists have developed a method to accelerate a natural process that normally takes thousands of years, reducing it to hours. CO2 dissolves quickly in seawater surrounded by dolomite and limestone rocks. The process could help reduce industrial pollution. https://www.jpost.com/science/article-879850

Israel’s BlueGreen Water Technologies (see here previously) has launched BlueGreen Insights (BGi). It integrates satellite data with in-situ monitoring to identify the first signs of harmful algal bloom events and guides the precision application of the company’s Lake Guard treatments. … Continue reading →