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Israel’s Geniez AI is tackling the challenge of connecting real-time and historical data locked inside mainframe systems into the era of large language models (LLMs) and AI agents. Geniez AI’s framework runs on mainframes and uses ChatGPT, Claude, or Llama to tap into those systems directly.

Israel Aerospace Industries has launched a campaign celebrating the company’s cutting-edge technologies and highlighting technology, pride, and national spirit. Its 15,000 employees have developed the “Arrow” missile defense system, UAVs, satellites, planes, radars and more.

Israel’s Rafael Advanced Defense Systems has partnered with Haifa-based startup Lulav Space (see previously) to reshape the future of low-altitude air defense with an advanced next-generation drone interception system that operates independently of GPS.

Israel’s Elbit Systems has launched Frontier, an AI -powered surveillance platform designed to tackle the growing challenges of border defense. Frontier uses sensors and AI to autonomously detect, classify, and assess threats in real time across land, air, and sea.

Israel’s Defense Ministry has completed successful trials with a new rail-mounted robot designed to secure sensitive sites, including prisons, military bases, and borders. It strengthens security, creates warning capabilities and increases deterrence inside and outside of prison facilities. It can even shoot down drones.

Israel’s Elbit is developing airborne laser pods for fighter jets, essentially lasers that operate above the clouds.

Israel launched the Ofek 19 satellite by a “Shavit” launcher from an undisclosed test site. Ofek 19 is a highly advanced SAR (synthetic aperture radar) observation satellite with enhanced capabilities. IAI SMS Group led the project, with key support from Israel’s ELTA, Tomer, and Rafael.

Israel’s ParaZero Technologies  builds drone safety systems (see previously) and also systems to combat hostile drones. Its DefendAir systems include advanced optical detection and tracking, plus interception drones and guns that shoot nets to immobilize drones.

Many people who fall victim to online scams are left feeling helpless. Israel’s Online Justice offers a video chat option where clients can speak directly with experienced specialists, ask questions in real time, and understand the steps involved in recovering stolen funds.

The patented technology from Israel’s LightYX analyzes building construction plans in real time, reducing errors and boosting productivity. It aims to eliminate one of the industry’s most persistent inefficiencies: human error during on-site layout work.