Technion UK trip to Israel
The next Technion UK solidarity mission to Israel (2-6 Mar 2026) offers an inspiring overview of Israel’s academic, industrial and social achievements. Explore how Israel continues to thrive – advancing science, technology and innovation, while honouring its heritage and humanity.
AI agents get even cleverer
Israel’s Similarweb has launched its Model Context Protocol (MCP) Server to connect Similarweb’s trusted market insights directly to AI platforms such as Claude, n8n, and Cursor. AI agents may control company workflows, but Similarweb can provide the market data to power their decisions.
Israel’s new homegrown border defense aircraft
Blue Sky Warden is a light aircraft jointly developed by Israel Aerospace Industries (IAI) and L3Harris Technologies. It can take off from short or rough runways, stay airborne for hours, patrol the borders, gather intelligence, and strike when necessary.
Unravelling the secrets of dark matter
A study from Tel Aviv University predicts that during the cosmic dark ages, dark matter formed dense clumps throughout the Universe, pulling in hydrogen gas and causing it to emit intense radio waves. These measured radio signals can help resolve the mystery of dark matter.
Rapid satellite communications deployment
Israel’s Orbit Communication Systems (see previously) has launched its Multi-Purpose SATCOM Terminal MPT30Ka SATCOM On-The-Move, its most compact satellite communication system for military vehicles, maritime vessels and rapid deployment.
The first ad-free public transport app
Egged Group has unveiled “egg,” a new no-ads public-transport, real time navigation and payments app for riders across operators and modes. Smart route options, fares, ticketing, and customer service. Android and iOS; all buses, Israel Railways, light rail lines, shared scooters and bikes.
Powering Intel’s AI laptop revival
Intel has unveiled its first 18A-based processors, developed in Israel. They will form the basis for Panther Lake, a new Israeli-developed family of 900 AI models that will support real-time translation, image recognition, and much more, while maintaining strict user privacy.
Securing entrance to arenas
Barclays Center in New York has selected the advanced artificial intelligence software from Israel’s SeeTrue to detect prohibited items at visitor checkpoints. The system enables faster throughput, reducing long lines at entry points, while providing detection across a wide range of threats.
A better defense
Israel's Ministry of Defense has bought dozens of EdgeUAV systems from Israel’s Axon Vision (see previously) to detect nearby air threats (e.g. drones). The systems analyze and classify data collected by cameras mounted on armored combat vehicles or stationary installations.
Seeing through the layers
Latest progress of Israeli archaeologists in the City of David, using muon particle detectors to map ancient sites underground without digging (see previously). Jerusalem’s historic layers are revealed, from the Iron Age / First Temple period through the Roman era and into the Early Islamic period.