Interesting article about the Augmented Reality (AR) glasses from Israel’s Lumus. Its system of mirrors sends images directly to the wearer’s eyes so there is no need to look down at a screen. Useful for vehicle navigation, real-time translations, video … Continue reading →

More fascinating details about Israel’s Revealense. It analyzes involuntary behaviors, such as tiny facial movements, voice pitch and heart rate, offering insights critical for homeland security and mental health care. It can also detect deep fakes such as manipulated video … Continue reading →

Israel’s Startup Nation Central has produced a landscape map of 160 Israeli companies that address critical challenges in air defense, homeland security, aviation, dual-use applications, space technologies and more. https://www.calcalistech.com/ctechnews/article/hky8xdjtr https://finder.startupnationcentral.org/reports/defense-tech-map https://lp.startupnationcentral.org/wp-content/uploads/2024/07/DefenseTech_Landscape_Map_V5.pdf

Israel’s Innovation Authority has launched a NIS 10 million program for organizations to bring to Israel AI-experienced graduates with an MA or PhD. The aim is for these experts to lead innovative projects, contributing to Israel’s economy and its status … Continue reading →

Israel’s Combatica uses the Extended Reality (XR) features of Meta’s Quest  2 headsets to train law enforcement, special forces, and security teams. Cambatica focuses on building decision-making skills under stress and fire, using big data to reduce the risk of … Continue reading →

Tel Aviv University researchers have unveiled a smart-tagging system to track and identify aerial drones in challenging conditions, such as urban environments, low-flight altitudes, and extreme weather. It involves smart-sticker identity cards, AI-supported radar and electromagnetic radiation. https://unitedwithisrael.org/israeli-innovation-allows-drone-tracking-and-identification-despite-extreme-conditions/

The Israel Space Agency has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with the Texas Association of Business (TAB) to collaborate on space-based initiatives in the future. It includes the exchange of industrial and academic delegations, sharing expertise, and joint ownership … Continue reading →