Arazim is an Israeli developer and manufacturer of miniature, low-power navigation systems, including inertial measurement units, hybrid GNSS/inertial attitude systems, digital compasses, and north-finding products. Its products target military and industrial platforms that need accurate heading, attitude, or position data in difficult operating environments.
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Ophir Optronics is an Israeli photonics operating business and MKS brand supplying precision infrared optics, laser power and energy measurement, beam analysis, and OEM laser optics. Its products serve industrial, semiconductor, additive-manufacturing, research, life-science, commercial, and defense-adjacent applications.
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LAVA Energy is an Israeli deep-tech company developing a liquid-based isothermal thermodynamic cycle that converts waste heat into zero-emission electricity and can also operate as a heat pump or long-duration thermal storage system. Formerly known as Luminescent, it targets industrial energy recovery, data-center cooling, geothermal power, and resilient dispatchable energy.
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Mixed Signal Machines is an Israeli semiconductor startup developing multilevel DRAM that stores more than one bit per memory cell, with an analog refresh loop intended to improve density and power efficiency for AI, high-performance computing, and edge systems. Its public record shows an active 2023 company, Israel Innovation Authority R&D support, and a pending U.S. patent application assigned to the company.
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TENGable is an Israeli medical-device startup developing Re-Sense, an implantable neurotechnology platform intended to restore tactile and temperature sensation after peripheral-nerve injury. Its core approach combines a biohybrid neural interface with triboelectric sensing and is being advanced toward clinical rehabilitation, including a Sheba Medical Center pilot for war-injured soldiers.
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HyperVision is an Israeli deep-tech optics startup developing compact Visual Engines for virtual and mixed-reality headsets, with a focus on unusually wide human-field-of-view designs. Its optical and opto-mechanical platform has credible dual-use relevance for professional simulation, remote operation, robotics, and UAV/UGV interfaces, while public evidence still places the company in R&D and early commercialization.
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Carrar is an Israeli battery-systems company developing two-phase immersion thermal management and battery modules for electric vehicles, marine electrification, and grid-scale energy storage. Its core proposition is safer, longer-lived, higher-power battery operation across demanding climates and duty cycles.
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NeuroBlade developed purpose-built SQL Processing Units and a hardware-software stack for accelerating scan, filter, and aggregation stages in large-scale analytics. Its core engineering team joined AWS Annapurna Labs in October 2025, so the record now represents an acquired technology and team rather than an independent strategically relevant startup.
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Newsight Imaging is an Israeli publicly traded CMOS image sensor chip manufacturer specializing in integrated spectral and 3D depth-sensing solutions for medical diagnostics, industrial inspection, and consumer devices, with significant dual-use potential for military targeting and augmented reality systems.
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Airengy Tech Ltd. is an Israeli public energy company developing compressed-air storage and broader renewable-energy infrastructure. Its AirBattery and Compressed Air Power Plant concepts target long-duration grid storage, while BESS development and Smart EPC work provide nearer-term routes to revenue and project execution.
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Physical Logic is an Israeli fabless semiconductor and sensor company developing high-performance MEMS accelerometers for inertial navigation, vibration, tilt, seismic, and north-finding applications. Its compact open-loop and closed-loop MAXL product families target defense, aerospace, maritime, robotics, energy, industrial, and other systems that need accurate motion measurement in harsh or safety-critical environments.
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Zoharay is an Israeli photonics startup developing LightBridge, a contactless expanded-beam optical-fiber connector for network infrastructure, edge computing, and harsh environments. Its wafer-level optical insert is designed to reduce cleaning and alignment sensitivity while preserving high-density multimode and single-mode fiber connectivity across demanding temperature and wavelength ranges.
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VOCAI is an Israeli battery-intelligence startup developing on-chip multi-gas sensing and AI analytics to detect battery degradation and failure signals earlier than conventional electrical and thermal telemetry.
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Israeli startup developing long-range, high-resolution 4D LiDAR and deterministic 3D perception systems for ports, industrial automation, and rail safety. Its architecture combines modular optical heads, shared processing, 1550nm sensing, and software-defined scanning for mission-critical machine vision.
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InZiv is an Israeli semiconductor and display metrology startup building high-resolution electro-optical testing systems for microLED, OLED, QLED, and silicon photonics manufacturing.
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Deep Optics is an Israeli deep-tech startup developing proprietary electronically tunable lenses based on liquid crystal optics, enabling real-time focal length adjustment without mechanical components for commercial and defense applications in sighting systems, AR displays, and imaging platforms.
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Israeli battery technology startup developing silicon-dominant extreme-fast-charging lithium-ion cells for electric vehicles. Its 100inX roadmap targets adding roughly 100 miles of range in minutes while retaining useful energy density and compatibility with established cell manufacturing processes.
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Todos Technologies builds semiconductor-based CMOS infrared sensing solutions for gas sensing, thermal sensing, and occupancy detection, with applications in food-waste reduction, smart-home safety, and industrial monitoring where physical signal reliability and low power consumption are critical.
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Seymour Ag Instruments is an Israeli precision-agriculture startup combining solar-powered field monitoring stations, modular soil, water, weather, and canopy sensors, closed-network connectivity, and AI-assisted agronomic analytics. Its system is designed to help growers make irrigation, climate, fertilization, and crop-health decisions in water-constrained environments while remaining locally connected when internet service is unavailable.
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Haifa-based automotive software company that uses existing vehicle sensors, signal processing, and machine learning to estimate vehicle-road dynamics and create actionable tactile data for OEMs, fleets, road authorities, insurers, and connected vehicles.
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Enervibe is an Israeli deep-tech company developing kinetic energy harvesters and battery-less sensing systems that turn vibration, rotation, and motion into power for connected products. Its lead commercial direction is self-powered tire intelligence for fleets, with the same platform being adapted to industrial IoT, condition monitoring, and smart wearables.
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Fast Sense is an Israeli deep-tech energy-sensing startup developing chip-scale, nanomaterial-based hydrogen and multi-gas sensors for real-time quantification, leak detection, and predictive safety across pipelines, batteries, transformers, and industrial infrastructure. Its Micro Chemi-Resistive Sensor platform is designed to reduce cross-sensitivity, power consumption, size, and deployment cost compared with conventional gas-analysis approaches.
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Hiveware is a Tel Aviv EDA startup building HiveSim, a clean-sheet SystemVerilog simulator for full-chip and cluster-scale SoC verification. Its software is designed to use modern multicore and cloud infrastructure to shorten long regression and debug cycles, reduce reliance on costly emulation, and improve the pace of AI-chip and other advanced-silicon development.
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ZOOZ Strategy Ltd. is an Israeli public technology company whose operational energy business, branded ZOOZ Power and formerly Chakratec, develops flywheel-based power boosters that let operators add ultra-fast electric-vehicle charging where the grid connection is too weak for the desired peak load. Its strategic profile combines a real deployed energy-storage product with a material 2025 corporate pivot toward a Bitcoin treasury strategy, which makes current business focus and capital allocation central diligence questions.
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Quinix Power is an Israeli energy-storage startup developing regenerative fuel-cell systems that use a liquid organic hydrogen carrier to store and release energy without relying on high-pressure hydrogen tanks. Its stated initial applications are long-duration solar storage and backup power for data centers, with a technology thesis rooted in Bar-Ilan University fuel-cell research.
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Caesarea Labs is an Israeli semiconductor-software startup building an EDA, MES, and automation platform for post-silicon validation. Its first product automates Circuit Edit design, shortening the manual loop between chip designers and focused-ion-beam laboratories while protecting sensitive layout information.
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Eikolos is an Israeli deep-tech startup developing camera-based optical communication (OCC), in which cameras receive and decode data transmitted through visible or infrared light. Its commercial and HLS/defense applications aim to connect physical objects, people, and machines with low-power, line-of-sight identification and data delivery.
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GreenVibe is an Israeli deep-tech construction-sensing startup developing embedded sensors and analytics that measure concrete strength, humidity, temperature, and conductance inside a pour in real time. The system gives contractors earlier evidence for construction decisions, reduces dependence on delayed sampling, and can support lower material use and more resilient infrastructure delivery.
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Israeli startup developing water-based thermal energy storage systems for commercial buildings, data centers, and critical infrastructure, addressing peak electricity management and grid resilience through ice-based cold storage and demand response.
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Unispectral develops compact MEMS-based tunable-filter spectral cameras and ColorIR chips that add material-sensitive VNIR/NIR data to embedded, handheld, and industrial imaging systems. The Israeli-founded company now presents products and operating activity through a China-facing web presence, while public company records continue to identify an active Israeli private entity.
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Valens Semiconductor is an Israeli public fabless semiconductor company developing high-speed wired connectivity chipsets for automotive sensor networks, professional audiovisual systems, machine vision, industrial equipment, and medical environments. Its main technology platforms are HDBaseT and MIPI A-PHY, with an emphasis on long-reach, low-latency, interference-resilient links.
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LiGenerate is an Israeli deep-tech critical-minerals startup developing Solid State Reduction™, a low-temperature, closed-loop process that recovers high-purity cobalt, nickel, lithium, tantalum, antimony, and germanium from battery black mass and mineral concentrates without acid leaching, furnaces, or solvent extraction.
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SolidT Technologies is an Israeli deep-tech startup developing thin-film, solid-state thermoelectric heat pumps for precise heating and cooling from chip hotspots to complete systems. Its compressor-free approach targets AI computing, data centers, photonics, automotive electronics, industrial electronics, and defense hardware where thermal density, reliability, size, and energy efficiency constrain performance.
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Mobile Physics turns smartphones into hyper-local environmental sensors, using computational physics and AI to measure air quality, smoke, temperature, UV exposure, wind, and related conditions without extra hardware.
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X-trodes develops Smart Skin, a flexible dry-electrode platform for wireless, multichannel electrophysiology outside conventional laboratories. Its main commercial focus is clinical and home monitoring, with credible adjacent applications in research, human-machine interfaces, and human performance.
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Resolight is an Israeli-founded photonics startup building all-optical switching for AI data centers, routing traffic entirely in the optical domain to remove the electrical bottlenecks that throttle bandwidth, power efficiency, and scale in large GPU clusters.
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PerCiv Advanced Sensing is an Israeli industrial deep-tech startup developing non-invasive, fiber-optic monitoring for spiral membranes in reverse-osmosis and other water-filtration systems. Its sensing and analytics are intended to show membrane-level condition, fouling, brine leaks, cleaning effectiveness, and energy-performance changes before operators have to rely on reactive maintenance or averaged SCADA signals.
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Israeli AI-powered railway obstacle detection company using long-range electro-optics and deep learning to detect and classify threats 2km ahead of moving trains in all weather conditions. Public on TASE. Applicable to military logistics protection, perimeter surveillance, and autonomous vehicle sensing.
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Saturas is an Israeli precision-agriculture startup developing InTree and StemSense systems that embed miniature sensors in the trunks of trees, vines, and plants to measure stem water potential continuously. The resulting plant-level signal helps growers schedule irrigation more precisely, protect yield and quality, and reduce water, energy, and fertilizer waste.
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Inuitive is an Israeli fabless semiconductor company developing vision-on-chip processors and sensor modules for real-time 3D imaging, computer vision, SLAM, and edge AI. Its NU4000 and NU4100 families target robotics, drones, XR, smart devices, and other systems that need low-latency perception close to the camera.
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Aquarius Spectrum, now marketed as AQS by Aliaxis, develops acoustic sensing hardware and software for detecting, locating, and prioritizing leaks in municipal water networks. It is an acquired operating asset rather than an independent venture-backed startup, with a credible but conditional critical-infrastructure resilience adjacency.
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Selentiq is an Israeli pre-seed deep-tech startup developing a hardware-agnostic navigation engine that uses sensor fusion, active magnetic mapping, and local edge processing to maintain positioning when satellite navigation is jammed, spoofed, or unavailable. Its first stated market is maritime navigation, with planned applicability to autonomous aerial, ground, underwater, and port-security platforms.
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MoRF is an early-stage Israeli semiconductor startup developing a CMOS-compatible photonics platform based on a proprietary III-V material stack, with related tunable photonic, RF, and MEMS integration applications. Its stated objective is to improve optical modulation speed, energy efficiency, manufacturability, and system integration for telecom, compute, and advanced electronics.
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AudiSea is a Tel Aviv-based Israeli subsea-intelligence startup developing an AI-powered multi-sensor layer that combines underwater sound and vision to monitor marine life, offshore infrastructure, and coastal activity. Its commercial wedge is offshore operations and environmental compliance, with an explicitly stated defense and strategic-asset protection adjacency.
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3DBattery is an Israeli battery-technology startup developing high-energy, fast-charging rechargeable cells through silicon-based anodes, ion-conductive polymers, advanced electrode processing, and newer sodium-ion work. Its stated markets include electric mobility, grid storage, portable electronics, and other space-constrained devices.
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Phinergy is an Israeli publicly listed cleantech company developing aluminum-air generators, zinc-air long-duration storage, and metal-air systems for critical-site backup, electric-vehicle range extension, and renewable-energy storage. Its core proposition is to use abundant metals as replaceable or recyclable energy carriers rather than treating a battery as a permanently fixed charge-storage unit.
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Celeno was an Israeli fabless semiconductor company whose Wi-Fi chipsets, edge software, and Wi-Fi Doppler Imaging combined high-performance wireless connectivity with radio-based sensing. Renesas Electronics completed its acquisition in 2021, so the relevant diligence subject is now Celeno-derived technology within Renesas rather than an independent strategically relevant startup.
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Opgal is an Israeli electro-optics company that develops thermal and optical gas imaging systems, with current commercial emphasis on rugged methane and volatile-organic-compound monitoring for oil, gas, petrochemical, and industrial sites. Its imaging, sensing, and analytics capabilities retain credible defense and security adjacency, but the company is now a Gevasol subsidiary rather than an independent venture-backed startup.
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Cheel is an Israeli battery-safety startup developing an internal, cell-specific temperature-sensing platform for real-time battery health monitoring. Its technology is intended to improve state-of-health visibility, prevent thermal runaway, and extend the safe operating envelope of batteries used in mobility, stationary storage, data centers, defense, and eVTOL systems.
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Israeli renewable-energy developer focused on large-scale solar PV, integrated battery storage, and dual‑use agri‑voltaic projects with national-scale energy resilience implications.
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ElementAiry Energy, formerly Ultracell Technologies, is an Israeli early-stage energy-storage company developing zinc-air battery technology for long-duration and grid-scale storage. Its strategic proposition is to use abundant zinc, air, and water-based electrochemistry to deliver safer, lower-cost, more durable energy storage for grids and power-constrained infrastructure.
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Autotalks was an Israeli fabless semiconductor company that developed automotive-qualified vehicle-to-everything (V2X) chipsets and software for direct communication among vehicles, roadside infrastructure, and other road users. Qualcomm completed its acquisition on June 5, 2025, so this record now describes a strategically relevant acquired technology asset rather than an independent startup.
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PointGrab develops CogniPoint, a privacy-oriented occupancy sensing system that combines edge AI sensors with cloud management and APIs for real-time workplace, building, and space-utilization data. Its commercial value is the conversion of anonymous presence, movement, object, and traffic signals into inputs for facilities, energy, workplace, and sustainability operations.
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Duma Optronics is a Nesher, Israel photonics company developing laser beam profiling, alignment, autocollimation, and high-power optical metrology instruments for industrial, research, aerospace, and defense users. Its Total Station Autocollimator and high-power analyzers consolidate several optical measurement functions into compact systems intended for production and demanding laser environments.
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Israeli automotive-safety startup developing a touch-based, non-invasive sensor intended to measure a driver's blood-alcohol level before vehicle operation and enable an ignition interlock decision. Its commercial thesis is to offer OEMs and fleets a lower-friction alternative to breath-based testing.
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Watersight is a 2021 Israeli watertech joint venture between Newsight Imaging and Mekorot, developing AquaRing: a compact spectral-IoT device and cloud analytics system for continuous water-condition monitoring and anomaly alerts.
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Binata is an Israeli embedded-systems and sensor company developing real-time hardware, software, algorithms, and applied-AI solutions for medical, aerospace, security, robotics, and industrial devices. Its strategic technology work includes passive wireless sensing in composite materials, multi-sensor edge platforms, and non-destructive inspection capabilities.
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Atiko Labs is an Israeli food-safety diagnostics startup developing portable molecular detection based on Raman spectroscopy, plasmonic nanostructures, and AI-assisted analysis. Its target is faster, on-site identification of contaminants and other materials for food and beverage quality control.
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Tracense Systems is an Israeli deep-tech company that builds chip-scale, non-contact 'electronic nose' trace-detection sensors -- based on chemically modified silicon-nanowire field-effect transistor arrays out of Tel Aviv University -- that identify explosives, narcotics, and hazardous materials from airborne vapor at ultra-low concentrations, now packaged into handheld, drone-mounted, and robotic standoff detection systems.
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Isronix is an Israeli semiconductor startup developing a thin gallium-arsenide layer bonded to silicon carbide to improve thermal conductivity and power handling in high-performance electronics. The company is positioned for defense, satellite communications, telecommunications, aerospace, automotive ADAS and LiDAR, and semiconductor-foundry applications.