Building a silicon valley in Moscow
Russian tycoon Victor Kesselberg met Israeli leaders, researchers and hi-tech heads, to plan medical equipment, drugs, agriculture, green energy and communications developments
Power and Control
A new device, developed by Israel’s Panoramic Power, can tell you how much electricity every plug in your home is using.
Telegraphing the Israeli hi-tech scene
Excellent showcase of Israeli innovations in a top UK newspaper.
100 years in 3 minutes
Some people found Israel Technion’s one-minute centennial video a bit too fast. So they have produced a three-minute version, giving us more time to appreciate their amazing achievements.
Facebook or Google+ Or why not both?
The two competing social networking platforms can be merged with this new Israeli software from Crossrider. Over 100,000 people have already downloaded it.
MUSIC to a pilot’s ears
Gripping video advertisement for the anti-missile defence system from Israel’s Elbit Systems. Keeping passenger aircraft safe from terrorist hand-held rocket-propelled weapons.
Knock-out shell
The Kalanit can explode midair over hiding terrorists and can breach concrete walls. The shell has been successful in hitting Gaza terror cells.
Good looking – on the inside
Innovative medical devices and miniature cameras from Israel’s Medigus treat gastro patients across the world. Soon their unique SRS endoscopes should be approved for use in the USA.
Wikimania in Israel
This year’s annual Wikipedia conference takes place in Haifa in August. Israeli talent includes a programmer on the language committee who is helping make wikipedia accessible to the blind.
Another plug for Israel
UK’s Channel 4 News has broadcast another major positive report on Israel’s success as the silicon-valley of the Middle East. What’s going on?