DefenSoft is an Israeli startup that develops geo-spatial security planning software and services for border, perimeter, and critical-infrastructure defense applications, with mission-planning workflows built around optimization of sensors, communications, and response assets.
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Browse companies 1057–1104 from the Claw & Talon Israeli Startup Database.
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Cipia develops in-cabin computer-vision systems for driver and occupant monitoring, using edge AI to detect drowsiness, distraction, occupancy and related safety events. In 2025 HARMAN announced an asset acquisition of Cipia's sensing technology, while Cipia's aftermarket business reportedly remained with the company.
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BATM Advanced Communications is a publicly listed Israeli technology company developing network infrastructure, cyber-security and diagnostic products. Its dual-use relevance is concentrated in secure networking and quantum-resilient encryption, while Diagnostics remains an important non-defense operating division.
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SuperCom Ltd. is an Israeli public technology company that supplies electronic monitoring, digital identity, IoT connectivity, and cybersecurity solutions to governments and other regulated organizations. Its PureSecurity portfolio combines tracked devices, wireless beacons, biometric verification, and cloud software for community-supervision, public-safety, and identity workflows.
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RSL Electronics (TASE: RSL) is an Israeli public defense-electronics company that develops muzzle-velocity radars, aircraft control systems, and health and usage monitoring products with applications across defense, aerospace, maritime, rail, and industrial equipment.
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Vidisco is an Israeli private company that develops portable digital X-ray and radiography systems for security, explosive-ordnance response, customs, and industrial non-destructive testing. Its product line combines rugged field hardware, wireless image acquisition, image-processing software, and newer AI-assisted analysis.
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Founded in 1981 from Israeli military electro-optics, Orbotech became a leader in automated optical inspection (AOI) and process-enabling solutions for electronics and semiconductor manufacturing, before being acquired by KLA Corporation for $3.4B in 2019.
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Carmor is an Israeli defense manufacturer specializing in modular armor integration and lightweight tactical armored vehicles, serving military, law enforcement, and commercial security markets across Africa, Asia, and Latin America with proven reliability in austere operating environments.
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Rotem Industries is an Israeli defense electronics and aerospace company specializing in infrared detectors, electro-optical systems, and space-qualified components, providing critical dual-use sensor technology for military ISR, missile seekers, satellite payloads, and commercial thermal imaging.
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Accomplish is an Israeli-founded AI infrastructure company building an open-source, local-first computer-use agent that can read files, create documents, browse, and execute approved workflows on a user's own computer. Its enterprise direction is an execution layer for autonomous agents that keeps data, model choice, permissions, and human approval closer to the operator.
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Aquila Dynamics (branded publicly as Aquila DynamiX) is an Israeli early-stage defense and sensing startup developing physics-informed AI for advanced sensor fusion. Public reporting identifies it as a counter-drone company, while its own sparse materials describe a broader mission to establish a shared operational truth across domains.
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FARO Emergency Solutions is an Israeli resilience-infrastructure company that plans, supplies, deploys, and operates emergency systems spanning water, sanitation, shelter, energy, food, logistics, and field operations. Its strategic value is unusually concrete for a resilience startup: public materials identify work within Israel's national emergency water framework, supply to the IDF, and a command-and-control layer intended to keep distributed emergency capability operational under crisis conditions.
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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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Magn is an Israeli AI-compute infrastructure venture assembling land, power, data-center capacity, hardware, financing, and security into a direct path for hyperscalers and other strategic buyers that need sovereign compute in Israel. Its public plan starts with existing Israeli operators and expands toward distributed liquid-cooled capacity from 2027.
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Mantis Vision is an early-stage hyperspectral-imaging venture developing a real-time sensing system that processes spectral data at video rates to reveal materials and targets that conventional RGB, infrared, or thermal cameras may miss. Its stated applications span defense and security, UAV payloads, Earth observation, and other remote-sensing missions.
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SkyHopper is Mobilicom's family of cybersecure software-defined-radio datalinks and related communications products for drones, loitering munitions, robotics, and other autonomous platforms. It is a product line rather than an independently verifiable startup, so this record should be read as a strategic technology reference to Mobilicom.
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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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Willow is an Israeli cybersecurity startup building an identity and access control plane for enterprise AI agents. Its platform gives agents scoped permissions, runtime guardrails, shadow-AI discovery, and human-attributed audit trails so organizations can deploy agentic workflows without granting autonomous software uncontrolled access to internal systems.
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Engram is an Israeli-founder-led, San Francisco-headquartered AI-infrastructure startup building a learned 'memory layer' that lets large language models absorb organizational knowledge through online continual learning, matching or outperforming frontier models while using a small fraction of the tokens.
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Limy provides software for brands to measure and improve how AI search engines and agents discover, describe, cite, and route customers to them, connecting AI visibility with downstream traffic and revenue outcomes.
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PlantyFuel is an Israeli energy-tech startup developing a Technion-derived process that converts agricultural and forestry residues into low-carbon, next-generation ethanol and biodiesel. Its intended model combines large biorefineries with modular on-site systems for farms and greenhouses, turning an underused waste stream into transport fuel and higher-value coproducts.
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Sub-Q Bionics is an Israeli-linked medical-device startup developing a fully implantable bionic lymphatic drainage system for people living with cancer-related lymphedema. Its proposed ceramic implant, integrated tubing, and pump are intended to provide continuous fluid management without the daily external compression devices and manual therapy that many patients cannot tolerate.
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Israeli public-safety startup building an off-grid communications and situational-awareness system that combines wearable tags, private mesh networking, and an operator command center for venues and field teams. Its core value is maintaining local alerts, coordination, and location visibility when cellular, Wi-Fi, or other conventional connectivity is unavailable.
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Israeli industrial-climate startup developing EcoLime, a patented, fully electrified lime-production process that can use low-quality calcium-bearing waste feedstocks, alongside water-integrated carbon-removal applications. Its commercial thesis is to decarbonize lime-intensive value chains while creating circular-material and water-infrastructure benefits.
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IO River provides a virtual edge control plane that lets enterprises operate multiple CDNs and edge providers as one system for traffic steering, configuration, observability, security, and edge execution. The Boston-based startup is commercial-first, with credible but presently unproven defense and national-security adjacency through resilient distributed infrastructure.
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IronBlocks develops a modular Web3 security layer centered on an on-chain smart-contract Firewall, a collaborative Venn Security Network, and Rollup Guard. Its core commercial proposition is to evaluate and, where configured, block unsafe transaction behavior in DeFi protocols, bridges, rollups, and other EVM-based applications rather than relying only on post-incident alerts.
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Pickommerce AI Robotics is an Israeli physical-AI company building autonomous picking, packing, and palletizing systems for high-mix warehouse operations. Its PickoBot and PickoPal products combine 3D computer vision, zero-shot recognition, adaptive multi-modal gripping, and packing intelligence so robots can handle unfamiliar products without SKU-by-SKU programming.
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BlueTree Technologies is an Israeli food-tech startup developing physical sugar-reduction systems that remove specific naturally occurring sugars from beverages while preserving taste, aroma, and clean-label positioning.
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Navigicom is an Israeli startup developing a GNSS-free localization system for UAVs that uses a fixed ground-station transmitter and a miniature airborne receiver to preserve positioning when satellite navigation is jammed or spoofed. Its low-SWaP communications approach is aimed first at drone delivery and commercial UAV safety, with direct relevance to resilient autonomy, public safety, and defense operations in denied-navigation environments.
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Nelysis is an Israeli cyber-physical security startup founded in 2020 that builds AI-driven monitoring and threat-interception for critical infrastructure and operational systems, spanning commercial and defense-relevant use cases across buildings, utilities, data centers, and transportation nodes.
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Israeli AI traffic-management startup that uses existing cameras and traffic-light infrastructure to predict congestion, optimize signal timing, and improve road safety.
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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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C2A Security develops EVSec, an AI-assisted product-security and dynamic-compliance orchestration platform for software-defined vehicles, medical devices, industrial systems, robotics, and other cyber-physical products. It connects threat modeling, software and binary analysis, SBOM intelligence, vulnerability prioritization, supply-chain workflows, and regulatory evidence across the product lifecycle.
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Urban Aeronautics is an Israeli aerospace startup developing compact crewed and uncrewed VTOL aircraft around its enclosed-rotor Fancraft architecture. Its CityHawk urban air-mobility concept and Tactical Robotics Cormorant program create a credible, but still development-stage, dual-use case spanning emergency response, logistics, and military casualty evacuation.
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ImageSat International is an Israeli space-based intelligence company that owns and operates the EROS Earth-observation satellite constellation and delivers very-high-resolution imagery plus AI-driven geospatial analytics to defense, government, and commercial customers worldwide.
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CI Systems is a TASE-listed Israeli technology company that develops electro-optical test and measurement equipment for infrared, visible, SWIR, laser, and multi-sensor systems, alongside semiconductor and process-metrology products. Its infrastructure helps laboratories and manufacturers characterize, align, qualify, and maintain sensing systems across defense, aerospace, industrial, and semiconductor applications.
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Ceal Minerals is a Haifa-based Israeli deep-tech startup developing an electrochemical system that treats seawater used by coastal power plants, captures dissolved atmospheric CO2, and converts calcium and carbon into industrial-grade calcium carbonate while producing softer water that is less prone to scale. Its value proposition combines cooling-system efficiency, carbon removal, marine-pollution reduction, and a potential mineral-revenue stream in one shoreline-installed process.
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Cymdall is an Israeli startup building firmware-level, AI-assisted cybersecurity for endpoint and device platforms through its CYCO stack, aiming to make security a permanent part of device architecture.
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focsle.ai is an Israeli stealth startup building infrastructure for physical AI at the edge. Its public footprint points to a deep systems stack spanning compilers, runtimes, and machine learning deployment for robots and other constrained real-world devices, but the product architecture, founders, customers, and financing remain undisclosed.
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Magnus Metal is a Tel Aviv-based deep-tech manufacturing company whose Digital Casting technology fuses additive manufacturing with traditional metal casting to produce large, load-bearing iron- and steel-alloy parts without tooling or a conventional foundry — a capability with direct relevance to defense-industrial-base resilience, reshoring, and heavy-platform production.
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Oak is an Israeli-founded cybersecurity company building an AI-native 'Identity Operating System' — a unified control plane that governs every human, machine, and AI-agent identity across an enterprise, replacing the fragmented stack of legacy identity governance and access tools.
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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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xpander.ai is an Israeli-registered AI infrastructure startup building a vendor-neutral platform for developing, deploying, and governing enterprise AI agents across models, frameworks, clouds, private environments, and air-gapped infrastructure. Its Universal Harness combines portable execution with identity, permissions, state, approvals, observability, and audit controls, while its Omni agent helps teams create and operate agentic workflows from natural-language instructions.
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isVerified is an Israeli cybersecurity startup building a zero-trust voice layer for executive and institutional communications. Its iOS and Android product combines enrolled voice biometrics, real-time synthetic-speech detection, and a hardened VoIP channel to reduce the risk of AI-enabled vishing and voice impersonation.
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Neo Security is an American-Israeli cybersecurity company, founded by former SentinelOne leaders, that provides an endpoint-based 'agentic software control' layer to discover, monitor, and govern the actions of AI agents, MCP servers, extensions, and traditional software across enterprise environments in real time.
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Medida is an AI and computer-vision company that turns smartphone scans into remote measurements, visualizations, and 3D models for home-remodeling professionals. Its B2B workflow is aimed at reducing site visits and measurement errors in categories such as windows, doors, kitchens, bathrooms, closets, and blinds.
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Otterize is a cloud-native security company that automated workload identity, service-to-service authorization, and least-privilege policy enforcement for Kubernetes environments. Cyera announced its acquisition of Otterize in June 2025, so this record now describes an acquired product and technology asset rather than an independent direct-diligence target.
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