Emmesh is an Israeli deep-tech startup developing long-duration, low-cost energy storage systems designed to keep telecom and critical infrastructure powered during grid disruptions.
Israeli Startup Database – Page 15
Browse companies 673–720 from the Claw & Talon Israeli Startup Database.
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Qedma is an Israeli quantum-software startup that develops QESEM, a characterization, error-suppression, and error-mitigation layer for extracting more reliable results from noisy quantum processors. Its cross-platform and IBM Qiskit integrations position it as infrastructure for quantum algorithm developers rather than as a quantum-computer hardware vendor.
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QuantHealth is an Israeli health-tech company building AI-driven clinical-trial simulations that let biopharma teams test drug, patient, protocol, endpoint, enrollment, and commercial scenarios before enrolling patients or committing full trial capital. Its simulation-first platform uses patient-level modeling and digital-twin methods to reduce avoidable failure and improve the design of clinical development programs.
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Spectronn is a U.S. deep-tech startup developing MaritimeIQ, an AI-native maritime and geospatial-intelligence platform that combines satellite imagery, AIS, RF and multimodal analytics for vessel visibility, anomaly detection, compliance, and analyst decision support. Its broader portfolio also targets resilient edge networking and defense-oriented imagery analysis.
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Treetoscope develops a direct plant-sensing irrigation management platform that measures tree sap flow and combines those readings with soil, satellite, and weather data. Its software converts crop water-use estimates into plot-level irrigation recommendations for growers managing water, yield, and climate risk.
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Israeli SaaS security platform offering continuous discovery, access governance, threat detection, and compliance enforcement for enterprise cloud applications.
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10D is a Tel Aviv venture capital fund investing in early-stage Israeli technology companies, with a portfolio spanning deep tech, cyber, defense, space, robotics, quantum computing, digital health, and enterprise software. Its national-security relevance is thesis- and portfolio-level: 10D supplies capital and company-building support rather than operating a defense product itself.
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Israeli AI-powered Governance, Risk and Compliance (GRC) platform automating cyber risk quantification, compliance mapping across 180+ frameworks, and vendor risk assessment for enterprises and defense organizations.
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qbiq is an Israeli AI software company that automates early-stage architectural planning for commercial real estate and facilities workflows. Its platform turns space requirements into test-fit layouts, visualizations, quantity estimates, and CAD/Revit-oriented deliverables for brokers, landlords, tenants, architects, and contractors.
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Remilk is an Israeli food-technology startup that uses engineered yeast and precision fermentation to produce animal-free dairy proteins for milk and other dairy applications. Its 2025 launch with Gad Dairies provides a concrete commercialization signal, while the company remains exposed to the difficult economics of scaling food-grade fermentation.
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Sensi.AI is an Israeli-founded care-intelligence startup that uses continuous ambient audio analytics to help home-care organizations detect early health and behavioral risk signals, coordinate interventions, and keep seniors safely at home for longer.
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Strix Drones develops universal, autonomous docking stations that let heterogeneous UAVs land, shelter, recharge, offload data, and resume missions with limited on-site intervention. The Israeli startup targets commercial inspection and delivery infrastructure as well as public-safety and defense-oriented drone operations.
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Arugga AI Farming is an Israeli agri-robotics startup that builds autonomous greenhouse robotics for pollination, crop handling, and real-time crop monitoring, with a long-term objective of replacing manual-intensive greenhouse tasks and improving production resilience.
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CoreTigo develops industrial wireless connectivity built around IO-Link Wireless, allowing machine builders and manufacturers to replace selected cables with deterministic, low-latency links for sensors, actuators, motion systems, and factory monitoring. Its products target flexible automation, retrofit projects, and moving or rotating machinery where cabling limits throughput, maintenance, or machine design.
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Jerusalem-based startup developing high-speed optical tracking systems that deliver full six-degree-of-freedom pose data for autonomous drones, robots, vehicles, and smart devices. Its Falcon and Cheetah products use optical sensors and infrared beacons to provide GPS-independent, low-latency positioning in indoor and outdoor environments.
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Spectralics is an Israeli industrial deep-tech startup developing optical engines, advanced materials, and software-controlled thin optics for next-generation imaging systems. Its core opportunity is to remove physical bottlenecks in transparent displays, cameras, sensors, and other compact optical interfaces.
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VDOO was an Israeli product-security company focused on deep analysis of firmware, binaries, and embedded software. JFrog completed its acquisition of Vdoo Connected Trust in July 2021 and incorporated the technology and team into JFrog's software supply-chain security platform.
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Cybellum provides a product-security platform for manufacturers of automotive, medical, industrial, and other connected devices. Its software combines binary and source analysis, SBOM and asset management, vulnerability prioritization, compliance evidence, and post-production incident response.
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MDClone develops ADAMS, a healthcare data exploration and collaboration platform that combines longitudinal clinical-data infrastructure, governed self-service analytics, synthetic data, and privacy controls. It is aimed at helping health systems and life-sciences organizations investigate real-world data, share insights, and turn findings into operational or research action without broadly distributing source records.
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Deep Instinct develops Deep Instinct DSX, a prevention-first data-security platform that uses purpose-built deep learning to identify and block known and unknown malware, ransomware, and AI-generated threats before execution across cloud storage, NAS, applications, and endpoints.
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Foresight Autonomous Holdings is an Israeli publicly traded vision technology company developing stereoscopic ADAS and 3D perception systems with dual-use military vehicle vision applications.
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L7 Defense, rebranded publicly as ammune.ai, developed Ammune, an AI-based API security platform for inline detection and mitigation of application-layer abuse, API attacks, and DDoS activity. The company targets high-availability digital services where static rules, manual tuning, and perimeter-only controls can leave important API behavior exposed.
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Excelero was an Israeli high-performance storage company that developed NVMesh, software-defined distributed NVMe block storage for AI, HPC, analytics, databases, and other latency-sensitive workloads. NVIDIA acquired the company in March 2022 and continues to host NVMesh product resources, so this record represents an acquired technology asset rather than an independent startup.
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EZMEMS is an Israeli deep-tech startup building edge multisensing technology for physical-process data capture, with applications across medical, pharma, water, and industrial operations.
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Guardicore is the Israeli-founded microsegmentation technology acquired by Akamai in 2021 and now marketed as Akamai Guardicore Segmentation. The platform maps application dependencies and enforces workload-level policy to contain lateral movement across hybrid IT, cloud, OT, container, and other difficult-to-segment environments.
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Appdome is a privately held cybersecurity company whose no-code, agentic platform builds and maintains mobile application, API, identity, anti-fraud, and mobile-threat defenses into Android and iOS apps. Its current product direction combines automated protection deployment with in-app threat telemetry and response workflows for enterprise mobile businesses.
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MayMaan is an Israeli-origin clean-energy startup developing AquaStroke, a proprietary internal-combustion platform that runs on a 70% water and 30% bio-alcohol blend. Its generators and engine-conversion technology target reliable lower-emission power for backup, off-grid, data-center, EV-charging, and other infrastructure applications.
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Reblaze Technologies was an Israeli cybersecurity company whose cloud-native Web Application and API Protection (WAAP) platform combined next-generation WAF, API security, DDoS mitigation, bot management, account-takeover prevention, and behavioral threat detection. Link11 acquired the company in 2024 and integrated its capabilities into Link11's broader security platform.
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BioXtreme develops robotic neurorehabilitation systems that use controlled movement-error amplification, adaptive force control, biofeedback, and interactive therapy to help people recover upper-limb and hand function after stroke, traumatic brain injury, and related neurological injury. The Israeli company is moving from clinically studied DeXtreme systems toward broader commercialization of its PlaXtreme hand-rehabilitation platform.
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enVerid Systems develops Sorbent Ventilation Technology (SVT), a gas-phase air-cleaning platform that removes indoor CO2, ozone, and VOCs so commercial HVAC systems can meet indoor-air-quality goals with less outside-air conditioning. The technology has meaningful building-decarbonization traction and a credible, though unproven, adjacency to protected or constrained-air facilities.
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Rayzone Group is an Israeli private cyber-intelligence company providing AI-assisted geospatial, open-source, proximity-data, data-fusion, vehicle-investigation, and border-control solutions for government, law-enforcement, defense, and selected enterprise users.
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NSLComm is an Israeli space-communications company, now presenting its planned BeetleSat network, that develops expandable Ka-band antennas and compact high-throughput payloads for small satellites. Its flight-demonstrated technology has credible commercial and security relevance, but the full constellation and service business remain execution- and capital-intensive.
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Watergen develops atmospheric water generators (AWGs) that capture humidity, purify the condensate, and deliver mineralized drinking water at the point of use. Its value proposition is infrastructure-independent water supply for commercial, public-sector, humanitarian, and selected defense or remote-site customers.
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Altair Semiconductor is an Israeli fabless semiconductor company developing low-power cellular IoT modems and system-on-chips for long-lived connected devices, with a current roadmap from LTE-M and NB-IoT toward 5G eRedCap. Its products combine cellular connectivity, application processing, security, and integrated SIM capabilities for industrial and consumer deployments.
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Ceva Inc. is a publicly traded semiconductor intellectual-property licensor whose silicon and embedded-software portfolio helps chipmakers add low-power connectivity, sensing, signal processing, and edge AI to their products. It operates as an enabling layer in the semiconductor ecosystem rather than as a finished-device or defense-platform company.
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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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Tiltan Software Engineering Ltd. is an Israeli simulation and geospatial-software provider whose portfolio spans physics-based 3D engines, generative-AI training data, geo-systems, 3D content, and operation-center tools. Its products are designed for defense, homeland-security, autonomy, and other demanding training and critical-operations 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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Israel Shipyards is a mature Israeli defense prime that designs, builds, repairs, and supports naval and commercial vessels from its Haifa Bay yard. Its portfolio centers on fast patrol craft, offshore patrol vessels, corvettes, merchant vessels, service boats, and associated maritime infrastructure.
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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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SpherePoint is an Israeli deep-tech startup developing integrated sensing-and-communication systems for military and civilian operations in signal-denied or congested environments.
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H2OLL is an Israeli startup developing atmospheric water generation systems focused on low-humidity environments, with a thesis centered on resilient distributed potable-water supply for regions and operations where conventional infrastructure can become fragile under heat, drought, and supply disruption.
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Glow is an Israeli-founded, AI-native endpoint security company that emerged from stealth on 22 July 2026 with $180M in disclosed funding at a $1.2B valuation, selling a prevention-first platform that inventories and controls every piece of software, developer tool, and AI agent running on corporate devices. Its thesis is that classic detect-and-respond EDR is structurally mismatched to an era in which employees install AI agents, MCP servers, and open-source packages faster than security teams can see them.
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Loxia Labs is an Israeli deep-tech startup building secure on-prem AI infrastructure and AI-agent tooling for regulated enterprises, including defense, healthcare, finance, and government operations.
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Safebooks builds autonomous AI agents for enterprise financial operations, automating reconciliation, validation, policy enforcement, and month-end close workflows across ERPs, CRMs, billing systems, and banking infrastructure.
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Skyforce is an Israeli autonomous systems startup founded in 2025 that develops fully autonomous, AI-powered multi-platform operations using edge computing agents, enabling distributed decision-making without centralized control for both defense and dual-use applications.
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Wonderful is an Israeli enterprise AI platform enabling organizations to deploy autonomous agents across complex operational workflows including support, sales, HR, legal, finance, IT, and procurement.
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Bold Security is an Israeli-founded AI cybersecurity startup developing edge-AI powered endpoint security that runs intelligence directly on devices, enabling real-time threat detection and response with minimal cloud dependency.
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