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Turning organic waste into cash
The EcoDrum from Israel’s EcoCity Green takes a wide range of organic waste and converts it into marketable compost in a fast, unique, low-energy, low-cost process. It not only treats organic waste, but also helps reduce landfills which comprise 50% … Continue reading
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The world’s strongest radar
Israel’s Arbe Robotics (see here previously) has released the production version of its Radar Processor. It is the most powerful solution in the current market for automotive radars – 10 times the processing power of the leading alternatives and a … Continue reading
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Next big things in tech
Fast Company included six Israeli companies in its 2023 list of 119 Next Big Things in Tech. They are Buildots, Brain.Q, Lumus, Navan (formerly TripActions), Theranica, and Wiliot. https://www.israel21c.org/6-israeli-designs-on-fast-companys-next-big-things-in-tech/ https://www.fastcompany.com/next-big-things-in-tech/list
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In the desert, solar farms are better than forests
Scientists at Israel’s Weizmann Institute have discovered that dark-colored solar panels on light-colored sandy soil reflects sunlight back into space and doesn’t heat up the atmosphere. This is better than a forest of trees that absorbs carbon dioxide. https://www.israel21c.org/when-its-better-to-plant-a-solar-farm-than-a-forest/
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CO2 removal prototype launched
Israel’s RepAir Carbon Capture (see here previously) has just launched its first Direct Air Capture field prototype. The system uses 600kWh (of renewable energy) per ton of carbon dioxide removed. No harmful components and a negligible carbon footprint. 2025 target … Continue reading
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Fast-growing non-animal meat
Israel’s ProFuse Technology (see here previously) has partnered with Estonia’s Geletax to advance cultivated meat production. Using ProFuse’s media supplement and Geletax’s plant-based scaffolds, they produced 5 times more lab-grown protein than with regular methods. https://vegconomist.com/cultivated-cell-cultured-biotechnology/profuse-technology-gelatex-expedite-cultivated-meat-enhance-muscle-growth/
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Securing the light railway
Israel’s Cervello (see here previously) has been selected to help secure the 27km Purple Line of the Tel Aviv light railway currently under construction. Cervello’s cybersecurity dashboard will give rail operators real-time intelligence and advanced analytics to monitor railway signaling … Continue reading
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Women in the IDF
Female participation in the IDF is at record levels. They include combat positions, battle intelligence, artillery, rescue units, border police and patrols. In addition, two women passed the initial vetting process for the elite air force Search and Rescue Unit … Continue reading
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Taiwan officials help Israeli farmers
Israel and Taiwan have much in common. So it was good to see Taiwanese officials come to Israel in a show of solidarity and to help Israeli farmers in the field. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tbTzyHN54qA
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Chistian Zionists support tour of Israel
75 Evangelical and other Christians from 10 nations came to Israel on a “hope, healing, service” tour to support border communities impacted by the Oct 7 Hamas atrocities. The tour was led by the Fellowship of Israel Related Ministries (FIRM) … Continue reading
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