![[Phantom Auto in Globes] Remote driving co Phantom Auto raises $13.5m](https://blog.ourcrowd.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/10/Globes-NEW.jpg)
Israeli remote driving company Phantom Auto has raised a $13.5 million Series A led by Bessamer Venture Partners and with the participation of Maniv Mobility.
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[ElMindA in Forbes] Can AI Help Doctors Treat Depression? These Startups Think So
![[ElMindA in Forbes] Can AI Help Doctors Treat Depression? These Startups Think So](https://blog.ourcrowd.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/09/Forbes.jpg)
Another Israeli brain technology company looking to improve depression treatment effectiveness is Elminda, which was recently awarded EUR 2.8M by the European Commission to bring its technology to European patients suffering from depression.
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[Zebra in Forbes] AI Startup Zebra Medical Vision Enlists Deep Learning To Save Lives
For the last 5 years, Zebra has helped doctors make the right decisions by developing deep learning algorithms for interpretation of medical images, working with data and research partners to train and improve the algorithms and validate their efficacy, and integrating Zebra’s products with the workflow of practicing radiologists.
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[Cartica in The Times of Israel] Israel’s Cortica seeks to nip at Mobileye’s heels with brain-mimicking tech
![[Cartica in The Times of Israel] Israel’s Cortica seeks to nip at Mobileye’s heels with brain-mimicking tech](https://blog.ourcrowd.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/10/the-times-of-israel-NEW.jpg)
Israeli startup Cortica says it has developed an AI-based technology that allows computers to see and understand their surroundings by mimicking the function of mammalian brains.
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[MedAware in From the Grapevine] This man invented a spell-checker for prescriptions, and it’s saving lives
![[MedAware in From the Grapevine] This man invented a spell-checker for prescriptions, and it’s saving lives](https://blog.ourcrowd.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/02/from-the-grapevine-new.jpg)
To date, MedAware has used their technology to help nearly six million patients in the United States and Israel.
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[Tyto Care in TechCrunch] Consumers get another digital home health offering as Tyto Care and Best Buy launch TytoHome
![[Tyto Care in TechCrunch] Consumers get another digital home health offering as Tyto Care and Best Buy launch TytoHome](https://blog.ourcrowd.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/09/Techcrunch.jpg)
Best Buy is partnering with the Israeli technology company Tyto Care to become the official retailer for the company’s all-in-one digital diagnostics kit through its physical stores in California, the Dakotas, Ohio and Minnesota, and through its online store.
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[Nanomedic in The Times of Israel] ‘Don’t compromise, do what you love,’ Nanomedic CEO tells female entrepreneurs
Chen Barak, the CEO of Israeli startup Nanomedic Technologies, which developed a portable medical device that can dress burns and other wounds with nano-materials that mimic human tissue, is motivated to steam ahead by the fact that working at a medical device company, she can see the benefit to patients firsthand.
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[Bizzabo in TechCrunch] Enterprise events management platform Bizzabo scores $27M Series D
Bizzabo, the New York and Tel Aviv-based events management platform, has raised $27 million in Series D funding.
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