Medved is the founder and CEO of OurCrowd, an equity crowdfunding vehicle, in which investors pool their resources to acquire a stake in high-tech startups, many of which are based in Israel. Read more here....
Read MoreAccording to Tom Tseki, vice president of sales for North America at TechSee, the idea behind the technology is to prevent “truck rolls,” or service calls at residences and business, or when those visits happen, assisting agents with likely fixes to the problem precipitating the call. Read more...
Read MoreSuperpedestrian’s vehicle carries a larger battery and has a more-efficient power train than rivals, Biderman says, which allows it to be charged “every three to seven days,” rather than every night — common for the Bird and Lime scooters being tested in Brookline. Read...
Read MoreBased on its recent analysis of the European diagnostic solutions market, Frost & Sullivan presented its 2019 European Technology Leadership Award to MeMed, the developer of cutting-edge immune system-based diagnostic solutions that quickly and reliably distinguish between bacterial and viral infections at the point of care. Read more...
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Congrats! Israeli nano-satellite startup & OurCrowd portfolio company NSLComm successfully launched its NSLSat-1 satellite (via the Soyuz rocket) into space this past Friday. (TechCrunch) Speaking of revolutionary tech, what will our world look like a decade from now? We just released our 2019 Q2 edition of Innovation Insider exploring a realistic look at how startups will change the way we drive, shop, heal, and live. Startup Nation and beyond Featured in TechCrunch: Viziblezone, part of OurCrowd’s Labs/02 incubator, wants to make pedestrians more visible to autonomous cars. Israeli startups raised nearly $600M in June – “Startups have raised nearly $3.4 billion in the first six months of 2019, on course to beat the record $6.4 billion raised by startups in 2018.” Congrats to OurCrowd portfolio companies Airobotics and MeMed Diagnostics, featured on the World Economic Forum’s 2019 Technology Pioneers list! Top tech news this week Healthcare…This spray-on nanofiber ‘skin’, Nanomedic, may revolutionize burn and wound care. Enterprise Hardware…AI and machine learning dominate World Economic Forum’s list of 2019 Technology Pioneers, featuring Airobotics. Agriculture…Taranis announces product delivery via Climate FieldView....
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