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Read More“Our drones are being used for security, mapping, surveying, measurements and inspections, but all of that is in the industrial space,” says Efrat Fenigson, the head of marketing at Israeli automated drone start-up Airobotics. Read more on Financial...
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The Financial Times did an in-depth review of Israel’s headstart in becoming a global leader in computer vision technology – and it has a lot to do with founders (featuring Taranis, VayaVision and Zebra Medical Vision). Read about how Edgybees is assisting in fighting the California Camp Fire, being used by first responders on the ground and in command and control centers with live, critical geographical data. Startup Nation and beyond Israel is a true leader in computer vision, with companies like Taranis, Zebra Medical Vision, VayaVision and more. This is the kind of thing that’s really hard to duplicate and Israel is way ahead. There are good pockets of technology for this stuff in the US, Japan, China. But nothing like in Israel. From Financial Times – Computer vision: how Israel’s secret soldiers drive its tech success. Drone technology is changing the world in more ways than we ever imagined: Israeli drone tech beats swords into ploughshares to solve real-world problems. “In the fight against Northern California’s Camp Fire, portfolio company Edgybees is using AR overlay of drone footage…to give first responders real-time...
Read MoreHe cited the Sehfayim-based company Zebra Medical, which works with millions of imaging and correlated clinical records to create high-performance algorithms that automatically detect medical conditions faster and for numerous findings. Read more on The Jerusalem...
Read MoreTake Ra’anana-based MedAware, which utilizes AI and machine learning to significantly reduce medication errors. Read more on The Jerusalem...
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