Israeli Startup Database – Page 26

Airscort is a Jerusalem-based private startup building autonomous drone docking stations. Its FlytMini product combines precision landing, weather-protected storage, remote mission control, and battery swapping to reduce the human labor and downtime that constrain persistent commercial and security drone operations.

Anodot provides AI-driven business monitoring and cost management software that detects anomalies across operational and financial telemetry so teams can surface incidents, waste, and budget drift in real time.

Caja Robotics develops a software-first goods-to-person warehouse automation system combining specialized mobile robots, flexible storage, operator workstations, and cloud-based warehouse-control software. Since Fives integrated Caja's technologies in 2025, the solution is marketed as Caja by Fives within a larger intralogistics portfolio.

Percepto builds autonomous drone-in-a-box systems and AI software for remote inspection and monitoring of industrial and critical infrastructure sites.

SOSA is a private open-innovation company that helps corporations, governments, and investors find, validate, and deploy external technologies. Its business combines demand-led technology scouting, implementation support, startup market-entry programs, and venture access rather than a proprietary software or hardware product.

TurboGen is an Israeli distributed-energy company developing multi-fuel combined-heat-and-power microturbines for local electricity and heat generation. Its systems are designed to run on natural gas, landfill gas, diesel, and hydrogen blends, giving buildings, data centers, and other critical sites a modular source of efficient onsite power when grid capacity or resilience is constrained.

NightDragon is a U.S.-controlled investment and advisory firm focused on growth and late-stage SecureTech companies across cybersecurity, defense, artificial intelligence, quantum, safety, security, and privacy. Its NightScale platform adds operating support, industry relationships, and government-market guidance to capital deployment.

Claro 3D Nano Printing Solutions is an Israeli precision-manufacturing company developing laser-induced forward transfer (LIFT) systems for depositing liquids and functional materials with micrometer-scale accuracy. Its platform targets optical, electronic, photonic, and advanced-materials production where conventional inkjet, dispensing, or lithography approaches are too restrictive in material choice, surface geometry, or resolution.

257, also branded Two Fifty Seven, is an Israeli-founded energy-data and AI company building digital energy twins for U.S. homes. Its platform helps utilities, solar providers, HVAC companies, retail-electric suppliers, and other energy businesses identify likely customers, personalize outreach, and accelerate residential electrification.

Finally Robotic is an Israeli robotics and AI company building software-defined Store Fulfillment Centers that let grocery and other retailers automate online-order picking inside existing stores. Its hardware-agnostic stack coordinates commodity autonomous mobile robots, inventory and warehouse systems, temperature zones, picking stations, and delivery workflows in a compact footprint.

ProFuse Technology is an Israeli biotechnology startup developing muscle-cell cultivation tools for two linked markets: lower-cost cultivated meat production and human skeletal-muscle drug and supplement discovery. Its platform combines proprietary cell lines, media supplements, three-dimensional muscle models, functional readouts, and high-throughput imaging to make mature muscle tissue more practical to produce and test.

Modus is an Israeli AI-infrastructure startup building a Context Warehouse that continuously learns an organization's business definitions, data relationships, permissions, and working practices, then serves each AI agent only the context relevant to its task. The company is addressing the accuracy, governance, latency, and token-cost bottlenecks that appear when enterprise agents are connected to many incompatible systems.

Quanomaly is an Israeli early-stage deep-tech company developing quantum-magnetometry sensors for detecting and classifying weak magnetic anomalies beneath land and water. Its intended commercial applications include mineral exploration and maritime resource intelligence, while the same compact sensing capability has credible security and defense relevance for subsea awareness and unexploded-ordnance or infrastructure detection.

A Security is an Israeli-founded cybersecurity company that deploys autonomous offensive and defensive AI agents to continuously discover, chain, and validate real-world attack paths across an enterprise — then drive remediation at the source — with the explicit mission of out-pacing 'weaponized AI' attackers before they can exploit those paths.

AeroSentry Technologies is an Israeli early-stage company developing passive RF-based drone detection, tracking, and airspace-awareness tools for sensitive sites. Its public positioning sits at the intersection of counter-UAS security, critical-infrastructure protection, and software-enabled operational monitoring.

Ascendra Networks is an Israeli infrastructure startup building adaptive compute infrastructure for AI-era cloud and on-premises environments, with a focus on live vertical scaling for stateful and interactive workloads. Its public positioning combines systems software, virtualization, networking, and security acceleration to improve utilization and reduce compute cost without application changes or downtime.

AudiSea is a Tel Aviv-based Israeli subsea-intelligence startup developing an AI-powered multi-sensor layer that combines underwater sound and vision to monitor marine life, offshore infrastructure, and coastal activity. Its commercial wedge is offshore operations and environmental compliance, with an explicitly stated defense and strategic-asset protection adjacency.

Biotization is an Israeli agricultural-biotechnology startup developing beneficial-microorganism solutions for soil health, crop resilience, systemic tree disease, and post-harvest preservation. Its seed-to-shelf platform targets food loss and production fragility through biological treatments designed for growers, orchards, packhouses, and food-supply-chain operators.

Harmony is an Israeli-founded AI-native enterprise service management platform that embeds context-aware agents in Slack, Microsoft Teams, Zoom, and existing business systems to resolve employee requests across IT, HR, finance, procurement, legal, operations, and security. Its strategic relevance is as a governed operational-resilience layer for organizations whose internal services, identities, assets, and workflows have become too fragmented for ticket-based support.

HydroSight is a Haifa-based Israeli startup building an AI-powered subsea intelligence platform that combines marine survey data from different sources and time periods to map the seabed and identify changes, anomalies, and patterns. Its initial customers are marine infrastructure owners, including ports, offshore energy companies, and telecom cable operators.

PGI Defense Tech is an Israeli early-stage biotechnology and defense startup developing rapid DNA-profiling solutions for military, law-enforcement, and other high-consequence identification workflows. Public information places its product, Chen, in R&D, so the strategic promise is meaningful but commercial and operational validation remain unconfirmed.

Atorian is a Tel Aviv cybersecurity startup, formerly known as Milestone, building an AI-native advisory platform that ingests policies, configurations, code, interviews, and business evidence to produce traceable cyber-risk findings. Its strategic relevance comes from applying continuous, evidence-linked reasoning to resilience, governance, and security decisions in regulated and critical-infrastructure environments.

Eco2Protein is an Israeli industrial-biotechnology startup converting industrial CO₂ and other waste gases into protein-rich microbial biomass for aquaculture and animal feed, alongside low-carbon ethanol for industrial and future sustainable-aviation applications. Its strategic proposition is to join emissions reduction with food and fuel production at the industrial source rather than treating carbon capture as a disposal cost.

Eden Materials is an Israeli deep-tech biomaterials startup converting cellulose-rich agricultural waste into biodegradable thermoplastic pellets intended for existing injection-molding, extrusion, thermoforming, and sheet-processing equipment. Its strategic relevance is primarily circular manufacturing and food-and-agricultural resilience: it seeks to turn an abundant local waste stream into a lower-fossil-input materials supply, while its current defense and security relevance remains an unvalidated logistics and resilience adjacency rather than a fielded capability.

UNIT AI is an Israel-linked physical-AI company building a low-cost, modular micro-automated-storage-and-retrieval system for single-item ecommerce fulfillment and returns. Its palm-sized robots operate inside a standardized cube that can be installed in as little as 500 square feet, connected to existing warehouse operations, and expanded incrementally rather than requiring a full facility redesign.

AgriPass Robotics develops RHIC, an AI-guided field robot that identifies weeds in crop context and removes them selectively with adaptive mechanical action. The 2023-founded Israeli startup is commercializing non-chemical weed control for high-value vegetable growers facing labor, herbicide, and soil-health constraints.

Baz is an Israeli AI-native code review and software-assurance startup, founded by Bridgecrew/Palo Alto Networks and Unit 8200 veterans, whose agentic review system governs and secures AI-generated code and ranks first on precision in an independent industry code-review benchmark.

Iron Nation is an Israeli venture fund and commercialization platform investing in advanced-technology and scale-ready Israeli companies. Established after October 7, 2023, it has developed from an emergency ecosystem fund into a Fund II platform with a US commercialization bridge through Indiana.

Israeli nano-ceramic biotech startup developing chemical- and electricity-free water treatment solutions using proprietary ProBio Media technology for wastewater, aquaculture, and algae control applications.

Radiant Research Labs is an Israeli offensive-cyber startup developing advanced intrusion and intelligence capabilities for a select group of military, intelligence, and law-enforcement agencies. Public reporting identifies a Tel Aviv company founded by former Israeli military-intelligence and NSO cyber specialists, while the company's own site emphasizes high-assurance research, operational reliability, discretion, and export-controlled government work.

REplace is an Israeli AI startup developing intelligent site selection and optimization software for renewable energy and data center projects, reducing project risk and accelerating global clean energy infrastructure deployment.

ThermagiX is an Israeli deep-tech cleantech startup developing phase-change thermoacoustic systems that recover low-grade industrial waste heat for electricity, cooling, or auxiliary power. Its proposition is to make heat sources that are difficult for conventional recovery systems to use economically addressable, but public evidence still places the company in R&D and early pilot development.

Carbonade is an Israeli climate-tech startup developing a low-temperature electrochemical electrolyzer that converts captured CO2, water, and renewable electricity into syngas for lower-carbon fuels and chemical feedstocks. Its technology is a pre-commercial carbon-utilization platform with potential industrial-resilience value, but public evidence of scaled deployment remains limited.

Gigablue is an Israeli-founded climate deep-tech startup developing Carbon-Carrier Pods and the Microalgae Carbon Fixation and Sinking methodology to move photosynthetically captured carbon from surface waters into deep-ocean sediments. It targets durable, monitored marine carbon removal for hard-to-abate industries while its scientific and ecological claims remain subject to continuing validation.

Lama AI is an Israeli fintech infrastructure company building an AI-native loan-origination platform for community and regional banks. Its modular agents automate borrower intake, document analysis, financial spreading, policy checks, underwriting support, credit-memo preparation, closing, and portfolio monitoring across commercial lending products.

AMSTAF UGV is an Israeli robotics business offering amphibious, all-terrain unmanned ground vehicles for autonomous and teleoperated security, inspection, response, and logistics missions. Its public materials emphasize modular sensor and payload integration, perimeter and border protection, and reducing human exposure to dangerous, dirty, and dull work.

Dazz built a unified security-remediation platform that correlated code, cloud, application, and infrastructure findings and routed prioritized fixes into engineering workflows; Wiz acquired the company in 2024.

Dig Security developed an agentless cloud data security posture management (DSPM) and data detection and response platform that discovered, classified, and prioritized risk across cloud data stores. Palo Alto Networks completed its acquisition in December 2023 and integrated the capability into Prisma Cloud Data Security, so this record describes an acquired asset rather than an independent startup.

Israeli cultivated-seafood startup developing organoid-based fish tissue production, with freshwater eel (unagi) as its first disclosed product and a broader platform thesis for threatened, high-value seafood species.

Israeli developer of autonomous low-speed electric golf carts and an end-to-end fleet platform for geofenced campuses, resorts, communities, parks, and other managed sites. Carteav combines vehicle autonomy, mapping, fleet operations, reservations, and autonomous charging for people and goods transport.

MIA Dynamics is an Israeli public mobility-technology company whose patented compact four-wheel electric platform combines the narrow footprint and riding dynamics of a two-wheeler with the stability of a four-wheel chassis. Its civilian MIA Four/eQ4 platform has expanded into a defense-focused unmanned-ground-vehicle program intended for remote logistics, reconnaissance, security, and other missions where a light, maneuverable vehicle can reduce exposure of personnel and heavy vehicles.

Neosec was a 2020-founded API security company whose behavioral analytics and API detection technology was acquired by Akamai in 2023. It is now best tracked as an acquired asset represented by Akamai API Security, not as an independent startup.

TeraCyte Analytics is an Israeli predictive-biology company building a silicon imaging and AI platform that records the behavior of millions of living cells over time and converts those trajectories into BioTokens for drug development, immunology, diagnostics, and biomanufacturing. Its strategic relevance is a data-layer contribution to medical and biological resilience, with biosecurity and biodefense applications plausible but not publicly demonstrated.

Aporia developed AI observability and control software for monitoring production machine-learning and generative-AI systems, including model-quality monitoring, policy-based guardrails, and detection of unsafe or anomalous behavior. Coralogix acquired Aporia in December 2024, so the record now represents an acquired technology and team rather than an independent startup direct diligence target.

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.