Israeli Startup Database – Page 30

Synvertec is an Israeli grid-stability deep-tech company whose patented Synchronverter control algorithm turns ordinary inverters into virtual synchronous generators, giving solar, storage and EV-charging assets the synthetic inertia and autonomous frequency/voltage regulation that grids need as they shed conventional rotating generation.

Kaymera develops secure-mobility products combining a hardened Android smartphone, encrypted calls and messaging, mobile threat protection, and centralized security management for organizations and individuals handling sensitive communications. The brand is currently associated with TAM-C following a reported acquisition, so its standalone corporate status and continuity require diligence.

Brenmiller Energy is a Nasdaq-listed Israeli clean-energy company that builds bGen thermal batteries — modular systems that store renewable or off-peak electricity as high-temperature heat in crushed volcanic rock and discharge steam and hot water on demand to decarbonize industrial process heat and stabilize power grids.

Private analytics software company providing an API-first platform for connecting, modeling, querying, and embedding governed business intelligence and AI-assisted analytics inside customer and employee applications. Sisense increasingly positions the platform as analytics infrastructure that can interpret data and trigger action within existing products and workflows.

Nuvei is a Montreal-headquartered global payments infrastructure company that connects merchants and platforms to payment methods, acquiring, payouts, card issuing, banking, risk, and fraud-management services. Founded in 2003, it operates across more than 200 markets and is expanding from payment acceptance into broader financial infrastructure and agentic commerce.

Raicol Crystals is a veteran Israeli deep-tech manufacturer of high-quality nonlinear optical crystals and electro-optic components -- flux-grown KTP/RTP, LBO, BBO, and periodically-poled PPKTP/PPLN -- that convert, switch, and entangle laser light for defense, industrial, medical, and quantum systems, now operating as an Israel-based subsidiary of Japan's OXIDE Corporation.

Israeli stealth-stage semiconductor startup developing ultra-low-power RAM architecture that aims to reduce memory-layer power draw while improving performance and security.

Helios Project is an Israeli deep-tech metallurgy and space-resources company whose sodium-based Helios Cycle produces iron and other metals from ore using mostly thermal energy while emitting only oxygen — a process born from a system to extract breathable oxygen and metals from lunar regolith, and the only Israeli/international company selected for DARPA's LunA-10 lunar-architecture study.

Israeli pre-silicon semiconductor venture developing a camera-side semantic chip that extracts compact machine-useful evidence from raw image-sensor streams before conventional image processing and compression. Its initial focus is low-power, low-bandwidth detection of distant, low-contrast drones, with a longer-term path into industrial machine vision.

Spectralx (formerly Polaris Solutions) is an Israeli defense-survivability company founded by Maglan special-forces veterans that designs multispectral camouflage, signature-management, and concealment systems — including the widely fielded Kit 300 thermal-visual-concealment sheet — to make soldiers, vehicles, vessels, and platforms harder to detect across visual, thermal, infrared, and radar sensors.

InfrOS is an Israeli cloud-infrastructure design and optimization platform that evaluates alternative architectures, validates them through emulation, and produces reviewable infrastructure-as-code for AWS, Azure, GCP, and hybrid environments. Its stated focus is keeping infrastructure aligned with changing business, cost, performance, reliability, and policy requirements after deployment.

SeaNovel Bioplastic is an Israeli materials startup developing industrial-scale biodegradable resin pellets from Ulva seaweed polysaccharides. Its drop-in thermoplastic is designed for food packaging and single-use products, with the strategic proposition of replacing some fossil-based plastic without requiring manufacturers to replace existing production lines.

Terawand is an Israeli semiconductor and communications startup developing high-speed wireless-link technology, with public hiring evidence pointing to multi-Gbaud digital signal processing, mmWave connectivity, FPGA implementation, and laboratory validation. The company was incorporated in 2025, remains in R&D and stealth mode, and has been selected for the Israel Innovation Authority's 2026 Startup Fund.

ai.work built AI Worker OS, a platform for autonomous, policy-aware agents that execute internal service workflows across enterprise systems, with approvals, permissions, human escalation, and auditability built into execution. The company announced in July 2026 that it had agreed to be acquired by ServiceNow, so this record now describes an acquired enterprise-automation asset rather than an independent strategically relevant startup.

AGES Energy is an Israeli early-stage energy-storage company developing physics-based, nanostructured storage intended for ultrafast charging, high discharge rates, long cycle life, improved safety, and reduced dependence on rare metals. Its public profile places the company in R&D and positions the platform for commercial energy applications, with credible but not yet field-verified relevance to resilient power for autonomous, communications, and critical-infrastructure systems.

Encore AI, formerly Insait IO, is an Israeli-founded enterprise AI company that mines an organization's customer interactions to identify the behaviors of its strongest performers and turn those patterns into governed AI agents or real-time assistants. Its initial concentration is regulated, high-value customer journeys in banking, insurance, healthcare, sales, collections, and service.

SaiFlow is an Israeli cybersecurity company that builds energy-context-aware, AI-native runtime protection for distributed energy resources and EV charging networks, fusing power and network telemetry to detect and respond to cyber and operational attacks on grid-edge infrastructure.

WiSP is an Israeli sensing startup developing a reusable handheld device and companion app that use Raman spectroscopy and machine learning to detect drink-spiking agents and other chemical risks in seconds. The platform is aimed first at personal, campus, venue, and law-enforcement safety, with a broader roadmap for portable substance and contaminant screening.

Sea2Cell is an Israeli food-biotechnology startup developing cultivated fish meat, initially targeting bluefin tuna, from proprietary fish cell lines. Its strategic relevance is food-system resilience: a controlled, land-based production route could diversify seafood supply while reducing dependence on depleted wild fisheries, although the company remains in R&D and has not publicly demonstrated commercial production or regulatory approval.

Talon Cyber Security developed an enterprise browser and browser-based security controls for distributed work, unmanaged devices, and SaaS access. Palo Alto Networks completed its acquisition of Talon in December 2023 and now offers the technology as Prisma Browser within its SASE portfolio.

Momentick is an Israeli emissions-intelligence company that detects, quantifies, and attributes greenhouse-gas emissions — chiefly methane — from third-party satellite imagery using proprietary spectral-analytics algorithms, without operating any satellites of its own.

Oxeye Security was an Israeli cloud-native application security company whose technology connected code-level findings with runtime context to identify and prioritize exploitable application risks. GitLab acquired Oxeye on 20 March 2024, so this record now represents an acquired security technology and team rather than an independently actionable startup.

Hoopo (Hoopo Systems Ltd) is an Israeli industrial IoT company that builds decade-lifetime, self-powered trackers and a fleet-intelligence platform for unpowered assets — dry shipping containers, chassis, trailers, airport ground support equipment, and waste roll-offs — that have no onboard electrical supply and therefore fall outside conventional telematics. Its hoopoSense Solar, Titan, and standard trackers combine power-optimized geolocation with built-in door-opening and tamper detection, and are deployed by shipping line ZIM, DHL, Japan Airlines, Nippon Express, and container lessors DCLI and FlexiVan.

Gloat is a privately held enterprise HR software company whose Loomra workforce context engine maps people, skills, roles, work, and organizational rules to power agentic HR workflows. Its platform helps large employers identify capability, redeploy talent, plan workforce changes, and deliver career or HR actions through tools such as Microsoft Teams, Microsoft 365 Copilot, Slack, and Google Chat.

Minerva Labs developed a prevention-first endpoint security platform that used anti-evasion and ransomware-prevention techniques to disrupt malicious activity before payload execution. Rapid7 acquired the company in 2023 and redirected its former website to Rapid7, so this record now represents an acquired cyber capability rather than an independent startup.

PhotonicSys develops miniature Surface Plasmon Resonance (SPR) instruments and proprietary plasmonic substrates for label-free detection of biomolecular, environmental, and process signals. Its product strategy combines compact optical hardware, tunable sensing surfaces, and integration with microscopy or spectroscopy systems.

ARTSYS360 is a private Israeli radar startup associated with compact 3D, 360-degree micro-radar products for detecting and tracking people, vehicles, drones, and traffic. Its public record supports a credible dual-use sensing thesis, but current operating scale, deployments, and website availability remain unverified.

Fieldbit developed an augmented-reality and spatial-computing platform for industrial field service, combining remote expert collaboration, visual work instructions, knowledge capture, and asset information. Help Lightning acquired Fieldbit in 2021 and continues to present its capabilities within the Help Lightning Fieldbit offering.

Israeli property management software platform helping short-term rental managers operate across multiple listing sites including Airbnb, Vrbo, and Booking.com.

Israeli cybersecurity company providing zero trust network access, identity-based segmentation, and secure data exchange solutions under the TerraZone brand for enterprise, government, and defense applications.

Israeli-founded SaaS platform providing comprehensive retention marketing for e-commerce brands, combining product reviews, loyalty programs, and AI-powered customer engagement across Shopify and other major storefronts.

Tipalti is a private finance-automation company that combines accounts payable, global mass payments, procurement, expenses, supplier management, and treasury workflows for mid-market and multi-entity businesses. Its product is differentiated by the combination of payment operations, compliance controls, and finance data in one connected platform.

IDenta is an Israeli chemical-detection and forensic-products company supplying single-use field tests for drugs, drug precursors, explosives, residues, and selected forensic evidence. Its products target law-enforcement, military, government, customs, border, and first-response workflows where a rapid presumptive result is useful before laboratory confirmation.

Israeli defense workforce company providing recruitment, training, and placement of engineering talent for defense contractors and emerging defense technology ventures.

Space-Communication Ltd. is an Israeli public satellite-communications operator that owns and operates the AMOS fleet, selling GEO capacity and managed connectivity to broadcasters, telecom and internet providers, enterprise networks, maritime users, and government organizations across Europe, Africa, the Middle East, and Asia.

Mer Group is an Israeli public technology and systems-integration company delivering defense, homeland-security, tactical communications, telecom infrastructure, and critical-facility solutions to governments, municipalities, operators, and other mission-critical customers.

IMI Systems, formerly Israel Military Industries and known in Hebrew as Ta'as, was Israel's state-owned defense manufacturer for more than eight decades. Elbit Systems completed its acquisition of IMI in November 2018, and the surviving operating capabilities now sit primarily inside Elbit Systems Land rather than in a standalone company.

AST Clean Water Technologies is an Israeli water-treatment engineering company that designs and delivers membrane, advanced-oxidation, and integrated purification systems for municipal, industrial, and agricultural water challenges. Its strategic relevance is strongest in water security and resilient treatment capacity, including mobile and difficult-access deployments, rather than in software or a claimed defense product.

BAND AI is an Israeli-founded startup building a vendor-neutral communication and governance layer — an 'Internet of Agents' — that lets autonomous AI agents built on different frameworks discover one another, delegate tasks, share context, and operate under enforced organizational policy in production.

Meshulash (Meshulash AIM Ltd.) is an Israeli AI-security startup building a semantic control layer for enterprise use of generative AI, coding assistants, automations, and agentic tools. Its platform combines browser and IDE enforcement, prompt and response inspection, sensitive-data redaction, MCP tool governance, and audit controls so organizations can adopt AI without losing control of data, identity, or execution.

NATAN Energy is an Israeli energy-infrastructure startup developing front-of-the-meter battery energy-storage projects by repurposing electric-vehicle batteries that no longer satisfy automotive range requirements. Its initial stated project is a 20 MWh second-life BESS pilot intended to establish a broader commercial energy platform in Israel and the Middle East.

P2 Solutions Hub is an Israeli early-stage defense and homeland-security system house developing Falcon, a deep-tech sensing system intended to detect concealed weapons within structural materials. The company combines a narrow first product with a broader platform model for rapidly integrating and field-validating tactical solutions for government, military, law-enforcement, and public-security customers.

PrevenTech is an Israeli CBRN (Chemical, Biological, Radiological, and Nuclear) biosecurity and emergency management specialist, providing detection, protection, consulting, and dual-use defense solutions with U.S. government R&D partnerships.

VineRobotiqs is an Israeli agricultural-robotics startup developing autonomous machines for full-season table-grape viticulture, using AI real-time control and farmer-defined operating recipes to reduce labor dependence while improving bunch quality and yield consistency.

Bringg is an Israel-founded, privately held logistics software company providing modular last-mile orchestration for enterprise retailers and logistics providers. Its platform coordinates order fulfillment, routing, dispatch, driver workflows, carrier networks, customer communications, and operational performance across owned, third-party, and hybrid fleets.

Inevitable AI Group (IAIG) is an Israeli AI venture studio that combines market selection, AI-native product engineering, go-to-market execution, and shared operations to launch multiple focused software companies in established SaaS categories. Founded by Simplex co-founders Nimrod Lehavi and Ofer Bar-Or, it raised a $6 million pre-seed round led by Aleph in August 2026 and had launched five ventures by that announcement.

Catch is an Israeli AI executive assistant that executes administrative work across email, calendars, messaging, CRM context, travel, and phone calls. Its product is positioned as an action-taking agent for busy executives rather than a tool that only drafts or summarizes work.

Corbotex is an Israeli startup developing locally made AI-driven autonomous drones that can execute missions with weak or absent GPS. Its stated civilian applications include inspection, agriculture, environmental monitoring, emergency response, and delivery, while public third-party commentary indicates credible defense and security adjacency.