Oriient provides software-only indoor positioning that uses a building's magnetic signature and smartphone sensors to make retail, healthcare, and other complex indoor spaces navigable and operationally measurable without beacons, Wi-Fi infrastructure, or dedicated hardware.
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Browse companies 961–1008 from the Claw & Talon Israeli Startup Database.
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Zohar CleanTech develops ZoharX, a modular on-site system that treats unsorted municipal and industrial waste through an oxygen-free thermal process, producing usable energy and a reduced inert residue. The Israeli company targets municipalities, commercial and industrial facilities, and sensitive or defense sites that need to reduce landfill logistics and improve local operational resilience.
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Israeli cybersecurity startup developing an endpoint deception and active ransomware-prevention platform that changes what malware sees, detects reconnaissance and defense impairment, and complements EDR, EPP, XDR, and SOC workflows.
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Intezer provides a forensic AI SOC platform that investigates, triages, and responds to security alerts across endpoint, phishing, SIEM, identity, cloud, and network sources. Its product combines AI agents with malware analysis, reverse engineering, threat intelligence, and endpoint forensics to reduce analyst workload while keeping human review focused on the most consequential incidents.
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MOV.AI is an Israeli robotics-software startup providing a ROS-based Robotics Engine Platform for autonomous mobile robot manufacturers and integrators. Its software combines visual development, simulation, navigation, deployment, enterprise integration, and fleet operations in a hardware-agnostic workflow.
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OpenWeb provides community engagement, moderation, identity, and monetization infrastructure for publishers and brands. Its platform turns authenticated participation into first-party audience relationships, community signals, and additional revenue while helping publishers govern user-generated conversations.
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SiteAware provides an AI-powered quality-management and Digital Construction Verification platform that compares installed construction elements with design intent while work is underway. Its commercial value is earlier defect detection, more complete as-built evidence, and better control of rework and schedule risk for large building programs.
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Cybint Solutions is an Israeli cyber education and workforce development company that provides comprehensive cybersecurity training platforms, cyber range environments, and certification programs for military, government, academic, and enterprise organizations.
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Elsight is an Israeli defense-tech company providing AI-driven, full-spectrum connectivity solutions for drones and autonomous systems, enabling BVLOS operations in both military and commercial contexts.
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SaverOne develops RF-sensing and AI-enabled transportation safety systems that identify mobile devices in a vehicle, distinguish the driver's zone from passenger areas, and restrict distracting applications while driving. The public Israeli company is now also extending its RF platform into defense, homeland security, and military-UAV opportunities through a completed VisionWave transaction and a non-binding Gryphen investment term sheet.
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SaliCrop is an Israeli agtech company developing non-GMO seed-enhancement treatments that help commercial crop varieties withstand heat, salinity, drought, and related abiotic stresses. Its treatment is applied before planting and is designed to fit existing seed-treatment workflows, improving yield stability without changing the farmer's genetics, equipment, or field practices.
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Israeli geospatial-software company operating Simplex 3D, a cloud platform that combines high-resolution aerial photography, photogrammetry, and contextual data layers into geo-accurate 3D environments for planning, infrastructure, real estate, local government, and security operations.
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BufferZone Security builds endpoint containment and isolation software that runs risky activity inside virtualized sandboxes to keep malware, ransomware, and untrusted content away from the host system. The approach is relevant for enterprises, government users, and defense environments that need stronger prevention on workstations handling web, email, USB, or other external inputs.
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ROTEC, a WFI Group business unit, provides Flow Reversal Reverse Osmosis (FR-RO) systems and retrofits that raise recovery in desalination and water-reuse plants while reducing concentrate volumes, fouling pressure, and chemical-cleaning burden.
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Israeli GNSS technology company providing software-defined receivers, GNSS simulators, and indoor-navigation infrastructure that extends GPS-like positioning into enclosed environments. Its public materials support a commercial navigation and location-services thesis, with credible but not yet publicly demonstrated defense and security adjacency.
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ObserveIT developed an insider-threat management platform that records and contextualizes user activity, detects risky behavior and data exfiltration, and supports security investigations. Proofpoint completed its acquisition of ObserveIT in November 2019, and the technology is now maintained as Proofpoint Insider Threat Management / Proofpoint | ObserveIT.
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Insightec is a privately held medical-device company that develops MRI-guided focused-ultrasound systems for incisionless treatment of neurological and other conditions. Its Exablate platform combines acoustic energy delivery, MRI guidance, treatment planning, and real-time monitoring in a regulated hospital workflow.
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Aeronautics is an Israeli defense contractor that designs, manufactures, integrates, and supports unmanned aerial systems, loitering-munition platforms, and ISTAR solutions for defense and homeland-security customers. Founded in 1997 and acquired by Rafael and Avichai Stolero in 2019, it is now a mature private strategic asset rather than an independent venture-stage startup.
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RADCOM Ltd. is a Nasdaq-listed Israeli software company providing cloud-native network intelligence, automated service assurance, and customer-experience analytics for mobile and fixed communications providers. Its RADCOM ACE and related analytics products turn RAN-to-core telemetry into operational insight, fault isolation, and automation for complex 4G and 5G networks.
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Agilite is an Israeli tactical-equipment brand and manufacturer focused on plate carriers, armor systems, load-bearing accessories, packs, and related protective gear. It sells through a direct e-commerce channel, dealers, and a government-sales program, giving it credible exposure to military, law-enforcement, security, and civilian preparedness markets.
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Manta Air is an Israeli aerospace technology company developing parachute, airbag, and related recovery systems that protect unmanned aerial vehicles, payloads, and avionics during emergency or runway-independent landings. Its products serve both military and commercial UAS operators, with a particular focus on lightweight deployment hardware, fixed-wing and multirotor recovery, cargo descent, and mission-critical reliability.
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QIZ Security is an Israeli-founded cybersecurity company building a cryptographic posture management platform that discovers, prioritizes, and remediates an enterprise's cryptography so organizations can migrate to quantum-safe encryption ahead of NIST and government post-quantum deadlines.
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ThreatDash is an Israeli industrial-cyber startup building a read-only, vendor-agnostic operational-risk intelligence layer that connects process, OT, IT, cyber, maintenance, and operator signals. Its goal is to show which operational zones and critical assets may be at risk before a cyber or technical anomaly becomes a production, safety, or resilience incident.
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Tratix Intelligence is an Israeli cargo-security startup building a predictive surveillance-detection platform for fleets. It combines video, telematics, AI-based behavior analysis, and automated response workflows to identify vehicle tailing and potential cargo theft before an incident escalates.
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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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Gangelia is an Israeli physical-AI startup developing StochastiX, a training and validation platform that turns sparse robot demonstrations into task-specific Vision-Language-Action policies using physics-grounded augmentation and probabilistic fault injection. Its related Ganglion platform extends the thesis to interoperable, semi-autonomous ground-robot fleets for industrial, security, and defense operations.
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Psistar, formerly Maverick AI, is an Israeli industrial-AI startup building physics-informed foundation models for high-stakes operations. Its software turns engineering documents and live sensor streams into an offline, auditable operational intelligence layer for energy, aerospace, defense, data-center, and other mission-critical environments.
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Way Security is an Israeli cybersecurity startup building an AI-powered integration and enforcement layer for enterprise identity and access management. Its platform extends existing IAM controls across legacy, homegrown, disconnected, and non-standard applications so organizations can govern more identities without replacing their current identity stack.
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Arato.ai is a Tel Aviv-based AI assurance startup that helps teams simulate, evaluate, and harden GenAI applications before release.
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Bellboy Robotics is an Israeli physical-AI company building autonomous mobile robots with arms for room inspection, cleaning, logistics, and other repetitive work in hotels and institutional environments. Its Billie platform is designed to let robots operate alongside people in real-world buildings rather than only on structured factory floors.
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Cassidy Bio is an Israeli AI-native biotech startup developing a genomic foundation model for accelerating precision CRISPR gene therapy design, combining population-scale genomics with deep learning to improve clinical reliability and scalability of gene editing therapies.
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Cooling Crops is an Israeli agricultural deep-tech startup developing sprayable climate-resilience treatments for degraded soils and heat-, frost-, and chill-stressed crops. Its CoolEmerge soil treatment combines cellulose nanocrystals with local cyanobacteria to rebuild biocrust and retain water, while CoolGrowth uses passive radiative cooling to reduce plant heat stress and support more stable yields.
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Cyvore is an Israeli cybersecurity startup securing the full digital workspace, including email, chat, video, CRM, and other communication channels, against phishing, fraud, impersonation, and social engineering. Its three-agent architecture combines visual phishing recognition, natural-language and behavioral analysis, and proactive threat intelligence to produce an evidence-linked verdict rather than another isolated alert.
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Kimba is an Israeli sleep-technology startup building an adaptive scent system that reads biometric and sleep signals, then delivers short, targeted natural-scent interventions during the night. Founded from CEO Ben Fuxbruner's post-combat PTSD and insomnia experience, the company combines olfactory neuroscience, embedded sensing, AI personalization, and a recurring scent-refill model to move sleep technology from passive tracking toward active recovery support.
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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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AeroDome developed a Drone-as-a-First-Responder platform that combines networked drone docks, remotely supervised autonomous flight, airspace awareness, and live video for rapid public-safety response. Flock Safety acquired the business and now sells the technology as Flock Aerodome for law-enforcement and private-site security deployments.
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Algocell is an Israeli deep-tech startup building hybrid biological-engineering models and AI-powered digital twins to help cell-based manufacturers reduce physical trial-and-error, improve yield, and scale processes from laboratory experiments into repeatable production. Its platform targets novel foods, precision fermentation, biopharma, agriculture, bioplastics, and biofuels.
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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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Israeli Layer 2 blockchain enabling encrypted smart contracts using fully homomorphic encryption, allowing computation on encrypted data without decryption.
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SplxAI, now branded SPLX and part of Zscaler, provides an end-to-end AI security platform spanning AI asset discovery, automated red teaming, runtime threat protection, governance, and remediation for LLM applications and agentic workflows. It is best analyzed as an acquired AI-security technology asset rather than an independent strategically relevant startup.
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Alphabiome is an Israeli biotechnology and AI startup building a reference-free biological intelligence layer that converts raw host and microbial DNA into predictive signals for drug-response selection and precision agriculture. Founded by Dr. Yaniv Altshuler in 2022 and previously presented as Metha.AI, the company raised an $8 million seed round led by AIX Ventures in May 2025.
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Kronomy operates an Israel-based autonomous drone-as-a-service platform for security, environmental monitoring, and operational inspection, with AI-driven mission workflows and a fully managed remote control architecture.
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AI-powered clean energy optimization and management platform for solar, storage, and distributed-generation portfolios. The software connects performance, financial, contractual, and operational data to improve asset uptime, O&M productivity, and portfolio economics.
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NakAI Robotics develops autonomous hull-grooming and inspection robots for commercial vessels. Its proposition is to keep hulls clean during normal operations, reducing biofouling-related drag, fuel use, emissions, coating wear, and unscheduled maintenance without relying exclusively on drydock or diver-led cleaning.
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Israeli deep-tech water purification startup developing magnetic nanoparticle-based desalination and mineral extraction platforms that eliminate membranes, reduce energy consumption by 50%, and enable scalable, cost-effective water resilience for municipalities, agriculture, and mining.
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Sequent Tech is an Israeli-founded election-technology company building open-source, end-to-end verifiable online voting infrastructure for governments, municipalities, political organizations, universities, and other institutions. Its cryptographic platform is designed to preserve ballot secrecy while giving voters and auditors independently checkable evidence that ballots were cast, recorded, and counted correctly.
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Sweep is a private enterprise-software company building an agentic metadata layer for understanding, governing, and changing interconnected business systems. Its platform currently emphasizes Salesforce, Snowflake, ServiceNow, HubSpot, and Data 360 environments.
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