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3d Signals is a European Red Herring

Posted on June 7, 2020

Israel’s 3d Signals has won a Red Herring top 100 Europe award, recognizing it as one of Europe’s outstanding and promising companies. 3d Signals is an Industry 4.0 pioneer with its AI-based IoT Asset Performance Monitoring platform for digitalizing production … Continue reading →

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Startups to watch out for

Posted on January 21, 2023

Here are some of budding Israeli startups utilizing Artificial Intelligence that leading Israeli fund managers think deserve attention in 2023. Ask.ai; Imagen-ai; 3D Signals; Tabnine (IT development assistant); and Fairmatic (Fleet Insurance). https://www.calcalistech.com/ctechnews/article/rjryifnso

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The factory of the future

Posted on July 10, 2022

Israel’s 3D Signals (see here previously) transforms industrial machines into ‘smart’ production facilities, boosting efficiency, cutting costs, and saving energy. IoT sensors are placed on the factory machines, connecting them via the Cloud. Samson AG saw productivity boosted by 30% … Continue reading →

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WEF names six Israeli tech pioneers

Posted on June 28, 2020

Six Israeli firms were listed by the World Economic Forum (WEF) among its 100 New Technology Pioneers in 2020. They are 3d Signals, Aleph Farms, Prospera, MorphiSec, Optibus and Seebo. Israel was the only country in the Middle East to … Continue reading →

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Intercepting multiple drones

Posted on March 31, 2024

Israel’s Elbit has unveiled its 3G ReDrone anti-drone system. It uses Actively Electronically Scanned Array (AESA) DAiR 3D multi mission radar with advanced capabilities, sensors for detecting communications signals and COAPS-L advanced electro-optics systems. https://en.globes.co.il/en/article-elbit-unveils-3g-redrone-anti-drone-system-1001475042

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Matching therapy to tumor behavior

Posted on August 9, 2020

Scientists at Israel’s Weizmann Institute and at MIT and Harvard can identify the most suitable cancer therapy from the signals detected in the tumor itself. They analyze the pathway of the tumor using PathOlogist – an advanced bioinformatics tool developed … Continue reading →

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Predicting machine failures

Posted on October 27, 2019

There are several Israeli startups that can detect faults in machinery or predict when critical industrial equipment is likely to breakdown (e.g. Augury and 3DSignals). Another was Presenso, whose algorithms anticipate industrial machine failures. However, it has just been acquired … Continue reading →

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Predicting failures in electronic systems

Posted on April 14, 2019

Three co-founders of Israel’s Mellanox have founded ProteanTecs. The new company develops technology that will allow devices to report their health and warn of failures. Its markets include enterprise IT and autonomous vehicles. (See also EcoPlant, Augury, 3DSignals and Opgal) … Continue reading →

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Israeli tech finds major problem in Italian power station

Posted on January 22, 2017

I reported previously (Nov 20) on Israeli startup 3DSignals. Its acoustic technology has detected a malfunction in a hydroelectric power station run by Italian company Enel. Early repair of the faulty oil valve saved Enel hundreds of thousands (if not … Continue reading →

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See what you hear

Posted on November 20, 2016

I reported previously (Sep 2015) about Israel’s Augury that uses vibration and ultrasound to detect faults in critical machinery. Now another Israeli startup 3DSignals has developed an ultrasonic acoustic sensor which predicts electro-mechanical failure long before it causes production downtime. … Continue reading →

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