Airobotics, an Israeli startup building autonomous drones for industrial uses, has nabbed a former Google and Facebook executive to be its new chief operating officer (COO). Read more on Business...
Read MoreYou might think the drone boom has already happened. That the trend pieces have spoken, the market has become saturated, and only the laggards have yet to be persuaded by the many charms of unmanned aerial vehicles. Read more on...
Read MoreTrevor Matz, President and CEO of BriefCam, sits down with Security Technology Executive magazine Editor-in-Chief Steve Lasky to discuss the evolution of their Video Synopsis technology and how the proliferation of Big Data analytics is impacting the industry as a whole at ISC West 2018. Listen to the podcast on...
Read MoreThis is unlike companies in the medical tech imaging space for example, like Zebra Medical Vision which uses artificial intelligence to read medical scans to automatically detect anomalies, and which has partnered with Google to provide its sophisticated algorithms on Google Cloud, where hospitals and medical professionals can access the service for $1 per scan. Read more on...
Read MoreHe also reportedly engaged in talks with Tel Aviv-based AI vision company Cortica, sending Israeli industry observers into a tizzy with hopes of another billion-dollar exit by an Israeli startup, a la Mobileye (acquired by Intel for a staggering $15 billion) and Waze (bought by Google for a less-staggering $1 billion). Read more...
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