Croptune is an Israeli precision agriculture AI startup providing instant, smartphone-based nitrogen analysis for crops using BIO-optic sensor technology and machine learning, enabling data-driven fertilization and sustainable farming practices.
Israeli Startup Database – Page 23
Browse companies 1057–1104 from the Claw & Talon Israeli Startup Database.
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D-ID is an Israeli-founded AI video company that provides photorealistic digital humans, interactive visual agents, avatar video generation, video translation, and developer APIs for enterprise communication, training, support, and content creation.
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Amai Proteins is an Israeli food-biotechnology startup developing AI-designed, precision-fermented sweet proteins for reducing added sugar in food and beverage formulations. Its lead ingredient, sweelin®, is moving from regulatory validation toward commercial adoption in the United States, Singapore, and other markets.
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CyWat Technologies is an Israeli startup building AI-enabled real-time water protection for utilities, food, and industrial operators using optical sensing, IIoT telemetry, and cloud-based decision-support software.
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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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XM Cyber develops continuous exposure management software that models validated attack paths across external, cloud, identity, and on-premises environments, then prioritizes the fixes most likely to reduce compromise of critical assets. The Israel-founded company is now owned by Schwarz Digits and remains in a strategic technology transition following a 2026 agreement for CrowdStrike to acquire its intellectual property.
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ApolloShield is an Israeli counter-UAS startup developing radio-frequency sensing, direction-finding, command-and-control, and electronic-mitigation products for detecting and responding to unauthorized drones. Its stated customer set spans security, critical infrastructure, public-safety, and defense environments, but current scale, customer concentration, and repeat revenue require direct diligence.
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Demisto developed security orchestration, automation, and response software that Palo Alto Networks acquired in 2019 and evolved into Cortex XSOAR. The product coordinates alerts, threat intelligence, case management, integrations, and playbook-driven remediation for security operations teams.
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EverC developed AI-driven merchant and marketplace risk intelligence for payment providers, acquirers, banks, and online platforms. Following the completed 2025 transaction with G2 Risk Solutions, it is best understood as an acquired digital-commerce risk capability operating within G2RS rather than as an independent startup.
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Spot is a cloud infrastructure optimization business founded in Israel that automates the use of spot, reserved, savings-plan, and on-demand capacity across public clouds. The business was acquired by Flexera from NetApp in March 2025 and is now being integrated into Flexera's broader FinOps and technology-spend platform.
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Iguazio is an Israel-origin MLOps and feature-store platform (founded 2014, acquired by McKinsey/QuantumBlack in 2022) that enables rapid deployment of production machine learning systems with Kubernetes-native orchestration, real-time feature management, and low-latency model serving in hybrid and restricted environments.
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PlantArcBio is an Israeli private ag-biotech company developing IP-protected platforms to discover useful plant genes and optimize gene-editing targets for higher yield, drought resistance, herbicide tolerance, and insect resistance. Its business model is partnership-led, licensing traits and biological crop-protection technologies to seed and agricultural-input companies addressing food security and climate stress.
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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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Actasys is an Israeli-linked deep-tech hardware startup developing ActaJet, a compact electronically controlled synthetic-air-jet platform for cleaning optical sensors and cooling localized hotspots in AI, mobility, robotics, and other high-performance electronic systems. Its current public positioning has shifted toward precision cooling for data-center networking and edge-AI components while retaining a sensor-enablement thesis for autonomous machines.
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Electreon Wireless Ltd. develops and deploys dynamic and stationary wireless EV-charging systems that transfer power from road- or ground-embedded coils to vehicle receivers while vehicles drive, stop, or park. Its primary commercial focus is fleet and transport infrastructure where charging uptime, battery size, and route utilization matter more than consumer convenience alone.
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Lightricks is an Israeli AI-first creative technology company building photo, video, and visual storytelling products for consumers, creators, brands, and developers. Its portfolio combines established subscription apps such as Facetune, Photoleap, and Videoleap with LTX generative video models and the LTX Studio production platform.
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Revuze provides an AI-powered Voice-of-Customer and market-intelligence platform that unifies reviews, social, survey, customer-care, and commerce signals into category-, brand-, and SKU-level insights and recommended actions for consumer brands and retailers.
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Scanovate develops B-Trust, an enterprise identity and compliance platform for regulated organizations. It combines workflow automation, individual and corporate onboarding, KYC/KYB checks, screening, identity lifecycle management, monitoring, and audit evidence rather than offering only a standalone verification API.
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Cybereason is a cybersecurity software and services business built around endpoint detection and response, XDR, threat hunting, and digital forensics and incident response. Since LevelBlue completed its acquisition in November 2025, Cybereason is best evaluated as an acquired security platform and capability inside a larger managed-security provider rather than as an independent startup.
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SupPlant is an Israeli precision-agriculture company that turns plant, soil, weather, and farm-management data into crop-specific irrigation guidance. Its portfolio combines sensor-based monitoring, autonomous irrigation workflows, and a sensor-less software product for growers and agribusinesses facing water and climate constraints.
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Wi-Charge is an Israeli deep-tech company specializing in long-range wireless power transmission using focused infrared beams, enabling continuous remote powering of IoT devices, smart home systems, and critical infrastructure sensors across room-scale distances without wires or frequent battery replacement.
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Bright Way Vision is an Israeli electro-optics company commercializing VISDOM, a CMOS-based near-infrared gated-imaging camera system for clearer vehicle perception in darkness, glare, fog, rain, and snow. Its GatedVision technology originated in defense imaging and is now positioned primarily for ADAS, autonomous vehicles, trucks, rail, and other special vehicles.
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Melodea is an Israeli deep-tech materials science startup developing nanocrystalline cellulose (NCC) composites and barrier coatings for sustainable, high-performance applications with potential dual-use relevance for lightweight composites and resilient infrastructure materials.
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BeetleSat is the communications-satellite program and brand of Israeli space company NSLComm, which develops deployable high-gain antennas and compact high-throughput communication systems for LEO satellites. Its proposition is to increase communications capacity from small spacecraft while reducing payload mass, volume, and constellation cost.
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Tactical Robotics is an Israeli defense startup developing the Cormorant (formerly AirMule), an autonomous VTOL unmanned cargo and casualty evacuation vehicle for military operations.
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Zerto is an HPE-owned software business providing continuous data protection, cyber-resilience, disaster recovery, and workload mobility across virtualized, on-premises, hybrid-cloud, and public-cloud environments. Its journal-based recovery and orchestration are commercially mature and relevant to continuity-of-operations planning, but publicly documented defense adoption is limited.
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BriefCam is an Israeli video analytics software platform, now owned by Milestone Systems, specializing in patented Video Synopsis technology that condenses hours of surveillance footage into actionable intelligence through AI-powered search, summarization, and real-time alerting for defense, law enforcement, and commercial security operations.
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Secure Islands Technologies was an Israeli information-protection company whose IQProtector platform classified and protected unstructured data at creation or first access. Microsoft acquired the company in 2015 and integrated its technology into Azure Information Protection, the lineage that later became Microsoft Purview Information Protection.
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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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Israeli defense-tech holding company operating 10 portfolio companies in counter-UAS, unmanned systems, multi-sensor integration, and advanced materials for border security, critical infrastructure protection, and military modernization across 80+ countries.
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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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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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Qool Energy is an Israeli energy startup developing ammonia-fueled power systems that combine electricity generation with useful industrial cooling. Its target environments include off-grid telecom and SCADA sites, data centers, maritime and rail infrastructure, microgrids, and other critical assets where grid connection, fuel logistics, or uptime are constraints.
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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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