Solutum Technologies is an Israeli advanced-materials startup developing patented flexible-packaging films and barrier layers that can be recyclable, industrially compostable, or biodegrade in soil and water without leaving microplastics. Its drop-in material is designed for existing extrusion and converting lines, targeting food, pharmaceutical, electronics, and other packaging supply chains.
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Browse companies 1153–1200 from the Claw & Talon Israeli Startup Database.
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Israeli agricultural-robotics startup developing Flying Autonomous Robots that use onboard perception, flight control, and a lightweight picking mechanism to harvest tree fruit while recording granular orchard data. Tevel is building an integrated harvesting and farm-intelligence system aimed at reducing dependence on seasonal manual labor.
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Israeli cybersecurity startup developing AI-assisted traffic-propagation analysis for early detection of malicious activity, including threats that may be difficult to identify from payload inspection alone. Its stated product direction targets carriers, enterprises, government, defense, and critical infrastructure operators.
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Global payroll and payments platform automating workforce payments across 160+ countries with compliance, tax management, and real-time visibility.
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Cato Networks provides a cloud-native SASE platform that converges enterprise networking, security, and increasingly AI-security controls on a global private backbone and unified policy plane.
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Largix is an Israeli industrial-technology startup developing a robotic, autonomous Additive Production System for manufacturing large, custom end-use products from common thermoplastics. Its patented Cold 3D Printing process is designed to make polypropylene and polyethylene viable for large-format production while reducing tooling, labor, inventory, and supply-chain friction.
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OwnBackup was a SaaS data-protection company founded in Israel and headquartered in Englewood Cliffs, New Jersey. Its backup, recovery, archiving, data-masking, seeding, and security products are now operated as Own from Salesforce after Salesforce agreed to acquire Own Company in 2024.
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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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Veloryx Ltd, formerly Aquarius Engines, is an Israeli TASE-listed technology company combining homeland-security solutions with distributed power generation. Its activities span border-protection and HLS systems, as well as compact linear-engine and generator systems for grid-constrained EV charging, telecommunications, and backup-power applications.
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Get SAT is a Rehovot-based developer of micronized, high-efficiency flat-panel SATCOM terminals for ground, airborne, and maritime communications-on-the-move, whose patented InterFLAT antenna technology has been fielded by U.S. government and allied military users; the company was acquired by French defense-electronics prime Thales in May 2024.
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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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UBQ Materials converts mixed household waste, including organics and hard-to-recycle plastics, into UBQ™, a bio-based thermoplastic composite intended to substitute for some oil-based plastics in conventional manufacturing. The private industrial scale-up now operates a full-scale facility in Bergen op Zoom, while its defense relevance remains an indirect resilience and logistics thesis rather than a demonstrated military program.
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AppsFlyer is a leading mobile measurement partner (MMP) providing attribution, incrementality/measurement, deep linking, and fraud prevention to help app-driven businesses optimize acquisition and lifecycle marketing amid tightening privacy and platform restrictions.
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ClearSky Cyber Security is a privately held Israeli cyber-intelligence company that combines analyst-verified threat research, on-demand APT reporting, digital-exposure assessment, and cyber preparedness services. Its public materials position the company around high-risk sectors including finance, pharma, critical infrastructure, government, and defense.
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Infinidat is an enterprise storage vendor whose InfuzeOS software-defined architecture powers primary storage, backup, disaster recovery, and cyber-resilience products. Lenovo completed its acquisition of Infinidat on 2026-04-09, so the record now represents an acquired mature infrastructure asset rather than an independent startup.
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Israeli mobile gaming publisher (founded 2011) behind Coin Master, a casual title that blends slot-machine mechanics, village-building progression, and asynchronous social raiding, and has passed $6 billion in cumulative lifetime revenue over nearly a decade of live operation.
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Votiro developed content disarm and reconstruction (CDR) and data-security technology for sanitizing files before they reach users, applications, or storage. Menlo Security acquired the operating Votiro business in February 2025 and now markets the capability as Menlo File Security.
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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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Dronix Engineering is a privately held Israeli unmanned-systems developer and manufacturer focused on custom multi-rotor UAVs, payload integration, and mission-ready platforms for defense, homeland security, aerospace, and civil users.
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Tufin is an Israeli-founded network security policy management company whose platform gives enterprises a unified control plane for visibility, change automation, risk analysis, and continuous compliance across multi-vendor firewalls, cloud environments, SASE, and microsegmentation. It is a mature acquired asset rather than an independent startup strategic-screening signal.
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Israeli defense-tech company providing comprehensive UAS training and simulation systems for military and commercial customers, including specialized crew training, cloud platforms, and synthetic dataset generation.
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Radware is a public Israeli cybersecurity and application delivery company (NASDAQ: RDWR) specializing in DDoS mitigation, web application firewalls, and cloud-native security for critical infrastructure and defense networks globally.
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Gavish Sapphire Products, the trading name of Gavish Industrial Technologies & Materials (1995) Ltd., is an Omer-based Israeli manufacturer of engineered single-crystal sapphire components for semiconductor equipment, photonics, sensing, aerospace, defense, medical, and harsh-environment applications. Its vertically integrated model covers sapphire crystal growth, precision fabrication, optical coating or metallization, metrology, certification, cleaning, and packaging.
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Hi-G-Tek is a privately held Israeli provider of electromechanical security, electronic sealing, asset-tracking, and condition-monitoring systems for high-value and sensitive cargo. Its products combine field hardware with monitoring software for logistics, fleet, industrial, government, and security workflows.
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SHL Telemedicine is an Israeli public healthcare operator that combines personal telemedicine services, portable 12-lead ECG acquisition, connected vital-sign monitoring, cloud records, and 24/7 clinical review. Its core value is an end-to-end remote cardiac workflow rather than a standalone consumer device.
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AlgaeCore Technologies Ltd., operating commercially as SimpliiGood, is an Israeli food-biotechnology company cultivating fresh spirulina and converting it into neutral-tasting, texturized ingredients for alternative seafood, meat, and other food products. Its vertically integrated platform combines controlled microalgae cultivation, low-shear harvesting, rapid freezing, molecular quality control, and proprietary recolorization and texturization processes to address food-security and sustainable-protein constraints without relying on animal agriculture.
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BarAlgae is an Israeli microalgae cultivation and aquaculture-feed company supplying wild-type algae products to hatcheries and nurseries. Its automated cultivation platform combines machine learning with algae-production expertise to make year-round, biosecure live-feed supply more consistent for marine fish, shrimp, oyster, and clam operations.
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CYQU is an Israeli post-quantum cybersecurity startup developing deployable, standards-aligned cryptography and public-key infrastructure that helps organizations protect communications, digital identities, software, and long-lived sensitive data against future quantum attacks.
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Stealth Optronics is a Haifa-based Israeli defense-electronics startup developing concealed, low-power optical surveillance systems. Its ClearSight platform combines day/night imaging, AI threat classification, long-duration battery power, communications, and a proprietary low-battery trigger for discreet monitoring of personnel, vehicles, infrastructure, and operational areas.
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TrapX Security developed DeceptionGrid, a cyber-deception platform that used realistic decoys, threat sensors, and lures to expose reconnaissance, credential abuse, lateral movement, and malware activity. Commvault acquired TrapX in 2022 and incorporated the technology into its ThreatWise cyber-resilience offering, so this record represents an acquired security asset rather than an independent current startup.
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XPOZ is an Israeli social-intelligence startup building a real-time social data API and MCP server for monitoring narratives, influence networks, coordinated inauthentic behavior, and emerging threats across major social platforms.
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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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Stratos Ventures is an Israeli-American venture capital fund founded in 2026 to back early-stage Israeli and Israel-connected DefenseTech and ResilienceTech companies. Its stated thesis spans AI, cyber, autonomy, space, communications, advanced materials, energy, and other technologies intended to strengthen national security and strategic industrial capacity.
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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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Pyrrhus Aeronautics is an Israeli-founded, U.S.-based defense startup building the Laser Aiming & Drone Remote System (LADRS), a patented wearable interface that lets infantry control short-range reconnaissance drones from a rifle without switching to a joystick. Its warfighter-centric approach targets the tactical tradeoff between maintaining weapon readiness and gaining immediate aerial situational awareness.
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Arito AI is an Israeli enterprise-AI startup building an agentic analytics and monitoring layer for finance, revenue, and operations teams. It connects fragmented business systems, applies shared organizational context and role-based permissions, and returns real-time answers, reports, dashboards, and workflow actions without requiring a traditional data-modeling project.
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Mental Engines is an Israeli edge-AI startup developing Scenario-Based Intelligence, a small-data, on-device learning approach intended to let autonomous systems adapt continuously to changing physical environments without cloud dependence or massive retraining datasets.
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Rig Security is a Tel Aviv cybersecurity startup building an AI-native identity-protection platform that maps human, machine, and AI identities, exposes cross-system privilege paths, detects identity threats, and automates safer remediation. Its core thesis is that fragmented identity data and over-privileged access have become a primary enterprise attack surface as cloud workloads and autonomous agents multiply.
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DailyRobotics is an Israeli agricultural-robotics startup developing Q2, a battery-powered field robot that uses two robotic arms, soft grippers, computer vision, and on-board grading to harvest and pack strawberries. Its stated objective is to reduce growers' dependence on scarce seasonal labor while making open-field fruit production more predictable and productive.
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SkyPearl is an Israeli aerospace startup developing a High-Altitude Pseudo-Satellite (HAPS) platform intended to bridge the operational gap between UAVs and satellites. Its public positioning emphasizes global operation, significant payload, long endurance, and station-keeping for geospatial, communications, defense, and other persistent aerial missions.
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Acquired Tel Aviv cloud-security company whose graph-based CNAPP and CSPM technology contextualized cloud misconfigurations, identities, vulnerabilities, and attack paths for prioritization and remediation; Cisco completed the acquisition in May 2023 and now presents the capability through Panoptica.
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RumaFeed is an Israeli agricultural-biotechnology startup developing low-glycoalkaloid Solanaceae varieties so discarded potato and related crop biomass can become safer animal feed and a higher-value farm output. Its food-security thesis is to recover protein and land productivity from plant material that farmers currently destroy.
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SpecterX is an Israeli cybersecurity startup building Zero Trust Data Access software that keeps identity, policy, auditability, and revocation controls attached to sensitive files as they move beyond an organization's applications and network perimeter. Its target problem is secure external collaboration and data use, including emerging exposure to unauthorized AI processing.
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Axis Security developed Atmos, a cloud-native Security Service Edge platform for zero-trust access to private applications, web traffic, and SaaS. HPE acquired the company in 2023 and now presents the technology as HPE Aruba Networking SSE, formerly Axis Security.
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Caligo Systems develops an OT/IIoT endpoint-protection platform for industrial control environments. Its public product thesis combines physical-process awareness, application and protocol integrity, secured gateways, and autonomous protection to detect or contain manipulation that could cause operational or physical harm.
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BioBetter is an Israeli molecular-farming startup that produces complex growth factors and other bioactive proteins in engineered tobacco plants, combining plant-based expression with proprietary purification and stabilization. The company began with a cultivated-meat cost problem and is currently commercializing plant-derived bioactives for cosmetics while retaining a path back to food and biomanufacturing markets.
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Gong is a private enterprise-software company whose Revenue AI OS captures customer interactions and CRM context, then turns them into intelligence and governed workflows for sales, customer success, enablement, and forecasting teams.
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