Israeli Startup Database – Page 26

Israeli space-robotics startup developing HopLa, an autonomous thruster-propelled lunar hopper intended to reach terrain that is difficult or impossible for conventional rovers to traverse. The company proposes lunar exploration as a service, combining mobility, payload delivery, mapping, and data products.

Aerosense Technologies is an Indian unmanned-systems company developing heavy-lift, surveillance, tethered, firefighting, agricultural, and other specialized drones for defense, homeland security, public safety, and industrial operations. Its public materials emphasize indigenous design, custom engineering, training, drone-as-a-service, and AI-enabled aerial data collection.

EasySec Solutions is a privately held Jerusalem cybersecurity startup developing ThinGUARD 2.0, an OT-native zero-trust platform for controlling access to and protecting connected industrial devices, legacy control systems, and critical-infrastructure networks.

Identiq developed a privacy-preserving identity-validation and fraud-intelligence network that allowed companies to compare trust signals without exposing customer data. The company was acquired by Incode in June 2026, and its cryptographic capabilities are being integrated into Incode's identity and fraud platform.

Israeli food-technology startup developing plant-based whole-cut and minced meat alternatives with proprietary food fabrication, formulation, and process-control systems for foodservice and retail.

Ride Vision develops a motorcycle-focused Advanced Rider Assistance System (ARAS) that uses front and rear cameras, edge processing, and rider-facing alerts to identify collision threats and record rides. Its retrofit approach is designed to bring active-safety features to existing motorcycles and scooters, where factory ADAS coverage remains limited.

Tehiru is a privately held space-technology startup developing an air-launched, rapidly reusable small-payload launch system with electrically assisted landing. Its stated objective is faster, lower-cost and lower-impact access to orbit for small satellites and other time-sensitive payloads.

3DBattery is an Israeli battery-technology startup developing high-energy, fast-charging rechargeable cells through silicon-based anodes, ion-conductive polymers, advanced electrode processing, and newer sodium-ion work. Its stated markets include electric mobility, grid storage, portable electronics, and other space-constrained devices.

Luminate Security was an Israeli cybersecurity startup that built Secure Access Cloud, a software-defined-perimeter platform for granting users point-to-point access to specific applications across on-premises and hybrid-cloud environments. Symantec acquired the company in 2019, and its former domain now redirects to Broadcom's cybersecurity business.

Israeli cybersecurity startup developing deception-based cyber intelligence through distributed polymorphic sensors, adversary-generated threat intelligence, and automated analysis for enterprises, governments, and defense-oriented operators. Public evidence supports a technically differentiated product thesis, but current operating status, customer traction, and financing are not independently clear.

Datarails is a private finance software company that combines an Excel-native FP&A platform with FinanceOS, a governed data layer for reporting, planning, close, cash management, and AI-assisted finance workflows. It targets finance teams that need centralized, auditable data without abandoning the spreadsheet models they already use.

GlobeKeeper is an Israeli operational-communications software company whose Connnect platform combines secure messaging, location awareness, media sharing, and command-and-control workflows for defense, public safety, private security, critical infrastructure, and duty-of-care teams. Public evidence supports a real product and historical deployments, but current operating scale and commercial traction require renewed diligence.

Perception Point developed AI-assisted threat prevention for email, browsers, and SaaS collaboration channels. Fortinet completed its acquisition of the company in 2024 and now delivers the capability as part of FortiMail Workspace Security.

Logz.io is a privately held cloud-native observability and security analytics company that delivers managed logs, metrics, traces, and cloud SIEM on open-source technologies. Its 2026 OrionIQ product adds agentic investigation, triage, and controlled remediation to that telemetry platform.

Optibus is a cloud-native software platform for public-transportation planning and operations, combining advanced optimization algorithms, machine learning, and workflow tools for agencies, operators, and shuttle providers. Its products cover network planning, scheduling, rostering, real-time control, passenger information, electric-fleet planning, and driver-facing operations.

ParaZero Technologies Ltd. is an Israeli aerospace and defense technology company developing autonomous UAS safety, counter-UAS, and precision aerial-delivery systems. Its Nasdaq-listed product portfolio spans SafeAir parachute recovery, DefendAir net-based counter-UAS, and DropAir delivery systems.

Bluevine is a private U.S. fintech that provides an integrated banking, payments, accounts-payable, and working-capital platform for startups and small businesses. Its software coordinates regulated financial products through sponsor and program banks rather than operating as a bank itself.

Massivit 3D is a publicly traded Israeli manufacturer of large-format industrial 3D-printing systems and composite-tooling workflows. Its GDP and CIM platforms target faster production of oversized parts, molds, fixtures, and prototypes, with a credible but qualification-dependent route into aerospace and defense manufacturing.

Aorato was an Israeli cybersecurity startup that used machine learning and an Organizational Security Graph to detect anomalous behavior around Windows Server Active Directory. Microsoft acquired the company in 2014, and its technology became part of Microsoft's identity-threat-detection product lineage rather than an independent business.

BigPanda provides an agentic IT operations platform that ingests and correlates alerts, topology, change, and ticket data to help enterprise teams detect, triage, investigate, and automate responses to IT incidents.

Cellwize developed CHIME, a cloud-native, multi-vendor platform for radio access network (RAN) automation, orchestration, optimization, and management across traditional, virtualized, and Open RAN environments. Qualcomm acquired Cellwize in 2022 and presented the capability in its Qualcomm Edgewise portfolio, so Cellwize is now best treated as an acquired strategic technology asset rather than an independent startup.

Israeli cyber-RF intelligence company building rugged hardware and software for wireless-activity detection, tactical intelligence, and secure-perimeter operations at critical sites. Its offering is aimed primarily at government, law-enforcement, correctional, and homeland-security buyers, with civilian critical-infrastructure adjacency.

AI-powered e-commerce fraud prevention and chargeback guarantee platform that uses machine learning, behavioral analytics, and identity intelligence to approve more legitimate transactions, reduce chargebacks, and enable merchant revenue growth while shifting fraud liability.

Flying Production is an Israeli developer and manufacturer of tactical multi-rotor small unmanned aircraft, mission software, avionics, payload integrations, and lifecycle support. The business is now presented by Elbit Systems as FUSE, formerly Flying Production, and should be tracked as an acquired defense asset rather than an independent startup.

Inovytec is a Ra'anana-based Israeli medical-device company building ultra-portable emergency respiratory and life-support systems — most notably the 1 kg Ventway Sparrow family of transport and combat ventilators, deployed by the IDF, Magen David Adom, and selected by the U.S. Army for far-forward and civilian point-of-care use.

Lacoon Mobile Security was an Israeli mobile-threat-defense company that developed detection and risk-analysis technology for iOS and Android devices, applications, and network activity. Check Point completed its acquisition on 2 April 2015, so this record describes Lacoon as an acquired security asset rather than an independent startup operating today.

Mobilicom is an Israeli defense-tech company providing certified, end-to-end cybersecure communication solutions, software-defined radios, mesh networking, and robotics cybersecurity for military UAS, unmanned systems, and commercial robotics platforms.

Phinergy is an Israeli publicly listed cleantech company developing aluminum-air generators, zinc-air long-duration storage, and metal-air systems for critical-site backup, electric-vehicle range extension, and renewable-energy storage. Its core proposition is to use abundant metals as replaceable or recyclable energy carriers rather than treating a battery as a permanently fixed charge-storage unit.

TaKaDu provides a cloud-based Central Event Management (CEM) platform that turns water-utility telemetry and operational data into prioritized, actionable events. Its primary value is earlier detection and coordinated resolution of leaks, bursts, pressure problems, meter faults, and other network incidents.

Israeli private utility-technology company providing end-to-end smart-grid and smart-water systems for electricity, water, and gas operators, including metering, communications, analytics, revenue protection, and operational control.

Celeno was an Israeli fabless semiconductor company whose Wi-Fi chipsets, edge software, and Wi-Fi Doppler Imaging combined high-performance wireless connectivity with radio-based sensing. Renesas Electronics completed its acquisition in 2021, so the relevant diligence subject is now Celeno-derived technology within Renesas rather than an independent strategically relevant startup.

AudioCodes is a NASDAQ-listed Israeli communications platform company specializing in enterprise voice infrastructure, AI-driven analytics, and secure communications solutions serving enterprises, service providers, and government organizations globally.

Nir-Or is an Israeli defense-electronics company, now a subsidiary of publicly traded IMCO Industries, that designs, develops, manufactures, and integrates rugged displays, video-management and situational-awareness systems, controllers, and embedded electronics for air, land, and maritime platforms.

Israeli software company behind SESAM, a vendor-independent command-and-control platform that unifies alarms, access control, fire detection, video, and site events across distributed facilities. Public evidence indicates a mature, long-running security-systems business with credible but bounded defense and critical-infrastructure relevance.

Opgal is an Israeli electro-optics company that develops thermal and optical gas imaging systems, with current commercial emphasis on rugged methane and volatile-organic-compound monitoring for oil, gas, petrochemical, and industrial sites. Its imaging, sensing, and analytics capabilities retain credible defense and security adjacency, but the company is now a Gevasol subsidiary rather than an independent venture-backed startup.

Public Israeli-founded aerospace supplier providing thermal-management components, environmental-control products, auxiliary-power-unit and landing-gear MRO, and jet-engine component services to commercial aviation, military aviation, and ground-defense customers.

Elron Ventures (formerly Elron Electronic Industries) is a publicly traded Israeli technology holding company and venture capital firm that created Elbit Systems and has incubated, funded, and scaled over 30 technology companies across defense, semiconductors, medical devices, and clean technology since 1962.

AnyMaint is an Israeli industrial-AI company building a collaborative maintenance management platform that combines technician reports, machine and controller signals, asset history, procedures, and work orders into prioritized preventive and predictive maintenance actions. Its strategic relevance is operational resilience: keeping manufacturing, semiconductor, medical-device, food, aviation, water, and defense-related equipment available while preserving maintenance knowledge across multilingual workforces.

Cheel is an Israeli battery-safety startup developing an internal, cell-specific temperature-sensing platform for real-time battery health monitoring. Its technology is intended to improve state-of-health visibility, prevent thermal runaway, and extend the safe operating envelope of batteries used in mobility, stationary storage, data centers, defense, and eVTOL systems.

DrorAero is an Israeli early-stage defense-technology startup developing mission-critical tactical UAV platforms, resilient communications, and in-house flight-stack engineering for operations in urban, subterranean, and electronically contested environments.

Hemispheric is an Israeli NeuroAI company that emerged from roughly six years of stealth in July 2026 with $52M to launch Descartes, a six-billion-parameter frontier foundation model that decodes non-invasive EEG brain activity into quantitative clinical insight, with first applications in PTSD, mild traumatic brain injury, and other brain-health conditions.

Invisig Defense is an Israeli deep-tech startup developing a flexible, lightweight multispectral camouflage skin that adapts an asset's visible and infrared appearance to its surroundings. Its patented Pixel Carpet combines reflective scale-like elements, imaging, optics, and control software to reduce or manipulate the signatures of military, maritime, and homeland-security assets; radar and microwave capabilities remain in development.

Metacentric Systems is an Israeli stealth-stage defense startup developing an advanced sensor-based detection system for naval vessels and submarines. Incorporated in 2025 and based in Binyamina-Giv'at Ada, it is positioned as an ocean-sensing company for naval and underwater-domain awareness, although its sensing modality, product specifications, and deployment status remain undisclosed.

Robel Innovation is an Israeli defense, homeland-security, and aerospace technology venture that combines engineering services with product development. Its publicly launched Black Raven system uses AI, electro-optical sensing, and multi-sensor fusion to detect, track, and intercept hostile drones through either human-controlled or autonomous operation.

Sealed AI is an Israeli voice and conversation-intelligence startup developing an on-premise, air-gapped platform that captures, transcribes, identifies, and analyzes multi-channel communications for defense, security, and other high-assurance environments. Its strategic proposition is to turn radio, telephone, video, and encrypted-message traffic into searchable operational intelligence without sending sensitive audio outside the customer's controlled infrastructure.

Israeli construction-technology company developing a ground-based remote command and control system for tower cranes. Its platform combines multi-camera site visibility, sensor data, augmented-reality load guidance, and operator controls to improve crane safety, productivity, and working conditions.

Israeli renewable-energy developer focused on large-scale solar PV, integrated battery storage, and dual‑use agri‑voltaic projects with national-scale energy resilience implications.

Yuki Technologies is an Israeli data-infrastructure startup building a real-time control layer for Snowflake, Google BigQuery, and Iceberg-based data lakes. Its Yuki Fabric platform uses workload metadata, learned cost-performance behavior, and automated query routing and resource sizing to make AI-era data spend more predictable without reading customers' underlying business data.