Israel’s Ministry of Transportation has authorized Israel’s Imagry (see here previously) to begin testing an autonomous bus on public roads in the northern city of Nahariya. The electric bus will run an 8km route beginning and ending at the Nahariya … Continue reading →

Israel’s Imagry (see here previously) won Frost & Sullivan’s best-in-class award in Europe’s autonomous driving industry for enabling technology leadership. The map-less software correctly assesses the current driving environment and acts the same way as a skilled human driver. https://www.prnewswire.com/il/news-releases/imagrys-mapless-autonomous-driving-solution-receives-frost–sullivan-award-for-enabling-technology-leadership-302017684.html

Tiny Israel is ranked number 5 in the world for innovation, implementation, and investment in Artificial Intelligence, according to the UK news website Tortoise Media.  It ranks 3rd in commercialization of AI, 5th in talent, and 9th in development. The … Continue reading →

More details on the pilot projects for autonomous buses reported previously here. The first will be a driverless shuttle service managed by Israel’s Nateev Express at the Sheba Medical Center. Israel’s Imagry (see here previously) is to deploy its map-less … Continue reading →

Over 22 Israeli startups exhibited at CES (Consumer Electronics Show) in Las Vegas. New to me (see below) were Cecilia, Iromascents, Moodo Air, Oorym, Visionary.ai and Tikbag, Others include Imagery (car awareness), Indoor Robotics (drone security), Resight (metaverse), and VBox … Continue reading →