News for Technology Israeli tech can diagnose COVID-19 through the eyeInnovative device can differentiate between healthy people and coronavirus patients with a 40-second retinal scan. Lou Ottens, Philips engineer responsible for creation of cassette tape, dies at 94Dutch engineer spent WWII youth using his skills to build a radio that would bypass Nazi signal jamming & later invented the cassette tape. Israeli scientists using animal parts to build robotsResearchers at Tel Aviv U. say this is the first time an animal sense organ has been integrated into electronics device. Watch: 'Your Honor, I'm not a cat'A lawyer was unable to turn off a cat-themed video filter while on camera in a virtual court session. WhatsApp continues to spark privacy concernsA change in WhatsApp's privacy policy has users worried, with millions of users switching apps. Innovative HR tech provider Hibob raises additional $70m in capitalInnovative HR tech provider Hibob raises additional $70m in capital Could Israeli tech lead to cheaper beef?Israel-based 'Beefree Agro' transforms livestock herding with drones and AI, potentially revolutionizing cattle ranching. Best software solutions to recover deleted video filesWhen you delete saved video files from the hard disk drive of your computer, the files do not go away completely. How Russia and China weaponize technology to manipulate the massesThere are various methods developed by both countries to impact election outcomes. It happened in South Korea. Op-ed. T1 Tact Watch Co. Launch New Website, Leak Photo of Gym Smartwatch BandOut with the old, in with the new. That is the maxim the T1 tact watch company is embracing this season. Technology trends transforming the worldTechnology is never still, from making life easier to advances in medicine. What is a proxy server?What are proxy servers, and how do they function? Here's a quick explanation of what proxy servers do, and how to set them up. New Torah & Technology Research Center to open in JerusalemIs lab-grown pork kosher? Can Jews ride in autopiloted cars on the Sabbath? New research center to study implications of tech developments. With silicon chips, the slower, the betterNew research by Bar Ilan University combines sound and light waves in silicon chips to create a new type of signal processing. A glimpse into Israel's brain war against IranThe amazing technology behind Israel’s shadow war with Iran and Hezbollah. Special: From computer games to the battlefieldXbox controllers and Pokémon style interface. The technologies in the next generation of tanks are well-known from the gaming world. Watch. Watch: Israel's latest air combat innovationsRafael unveils new systems for combat aircraft at Paris Air Show, enabling real-time attack, navigation and intelligence capabilities. US issues 90-day license allowing business with HuaweiHuawei founder Ren Zhengfei promises company 'won't be affected' by US ban. Israeli cyber researchers unveil Xiamoi phones' security breachXiaomi is the third largest player in the global mobile market and holds 8% of the global market share. What are Israel’s best medical advances?These innovative technologies are improving the lives of people all around the globe. Spreading Jewish technology and innovation110Hub to host hi-tech and business conference for young Jewish entrepreneurs and professionals. EU Innovation Chief meets the Startup NationIs Israel still considered the 'start-up nation'? Europe's innovation chief speaks out on Israel's role in global innovation.'Israel is leading a revolution in the technological world'Dassault Systèmes 3DEXPERIENCE company leaders explain why Israel is a perfect place to develop its technologies. Iranian American Jewish Federation Saluted by ILAI Fund'Technology has given us the ability to provide a way for these special children to express their feelings.' Jerusalem at Smart City Expo World Congress 2018Large Israeli delegation to participate in third Smart City expo in Barcelona, Spain, this week. First MDAthon in Israel: 'Start-up to save lives'New life-saving technologies developed at special gathering of medical volunteers and professionals. What's the connection between Bluetooth and Vikings?And how is this all connected with blue teeth and toothbrushing? 'Technological revolution' in armored corpsChief Armored Corps officer declares armored vehicle currently flourishing; more recruits and more technology. US, Israeli, energy ministers establish joint technology centerUS and Israel team up to stop hackers from hitting critical sites. 'Boycotting Israel means boycotting ourselves'PM Netanyahu meets with French Economy and Finance Minister LeMaire, says investment in Israel has grown exponentially. Arutz Sheva visits international tech start-up expoAt Asia's Computex conference, the iNNOVEX 2018 exhibit showcases startups from around the world. Material sensing technology differentiates between objectsBoaz Arad, CEO of HC-Vision, participates at Computex Taipei. Israeli tech company picked up for $3.4 billionCalifornia-based company makes one of the largest buyouts ever of an Israeli firm, purchasing Orbotech for $3.4 billion. Researchers find 'critical' security flaws in AMD chipsSecurity flaws allow 'virtually undetectable' espionage, putting entire networks at risk. Summer camps offer kids an immersion in Israel’s tech prowessInnovative summer camp 'brings the Israeli technology spirit to kids,' one mother says. Israeli innovation to save kids from overheated, locked carsIsraeli company presents car sensor which could prevent tragic deaths of small children forgotten in cars. Hatzalah adapts to technological revolutionAs service ends for 2G smartphones serving defense and medical organizations, Hatzalah develops new communication tools for responders. Supersonic business jet to cut 3 hours off trans-Atlantic tripsAerion and Lockheed Martin join forces to develop world's first supersonic business jet. This is how tomorrow's battlefields will lookFacial recognition, guns which fire only when the target is in sight, and unmanned submarines. A look into the future of Israeli defense. Iceland's capital to deliver food via Israeli-made dronesIsraeli company eliminates traffic jams to provide AHA's Reykjavík clients with faster product delivery. Israel and Québec cooperate on technology, research, innovationQuébec, Israel launch 5-year, $12 million, collaboration program. Improved circulation - improved quality of lifeNew Israeli-made compression stocking can help millions recover from various injuries. New drilling technology makes surgery a lot saferScientists create a drill that can hasten the surgical process by up to 2 hours. 'The future belongs to those countries who can innovate'PM Netanyahu speaks in China at meeting of Israeli, Chinese, businessmen, says China-Israel marriage is 'made in Heaven.' 'Israel is a powerhouse of knowledge'Technology Minister says Israel is a powerhouse of 'knowledge, technology, and innovation.' 'Israel's success is an embarrassment to us'Arab journalists protest lack of scientists, academics in Egypt, slam Israel's successes as 'embarrassment' to entire Arab world. New bracelet to alert IDF of soldiers' condition in battleNew 'smart watch' to provide IDF medics with real-time info on soldiers' well-being. Make sense of your data at lightning speedWatch: ILTV speaks with Adi Azaria, co-founder of Sisense, who tells how his son's sleeping problems brought upon the Israeli start-up. Geniuses wanted for high-tech initiativesIsrael is opening its doors to high-tech foreign inventors for a two-year program. Netanyahu met Australian PM at UN general assemblyNetanyahu meets with Australian PM Turnbull at UN General Assembly to discuss science and technology cooperation. Israeli company is 'crunching the numbers'Israeli hi-tech company "Sisense" is engineered to make complex data preparation and visualization easy. Government presents: The digital religious councilReligious Services Ministry launches digital service for marriage registration, as part of a promised 'digital revolution' in the Ministry. Zomet Institute presents: The shabbat phoneDan Marentz explains the institute's new "Telegramma" device, meant to reduce Shabbat violations for those who work in medicine or security. Top Israeli scientists team up with US undergradsStudents gain hands-on lab experiences in Bar Ilan University - including unthinkables such as converting one cell into another. Rebellion in Gur: Hasidim reject new regulationsSynagogues shut down as congregants refuse to comply with last week's new regulations regarding cell phone use.'You can use Whatsapp - but only with seculars'Gur hasidic sect bans popular cell phone app, rules biblical injunction to honor one's father and mother not applicable to internet users. Mainstream fields no longer relevantMany fields of higher education are irrelevant by themselves, and need to be supplemented or replaced by a focus on technology, says MK. |
