Israeli Startup Database – Page 31

Celery is a Tel Aviv fintech startup that provides an AI-assisted audit layer for payroll, revenue, and expense controls. Its platform analyzes uploaded or connected financial data to surface errors, leakage, policy exceptions, and other issues before they become costly losses.

Quack is a customer-service AI agent platform acquired by Augmented Intelligence (AUI) in February 2026. Its product trains task-oriented agents on company-specific context, supports automated resolution and escalation, and adds analytics and quality controls to existing support operations.

Stardust Solutions is a US-incorporated, Israel-based climate deep-tech startup developing Sunlight Reflection Technology (SRT), a proposed stratospheric aerosol injection system that uses engineered particles, atmospheric modeling, dispersion, and monitoring to reflect a small fraction of sunlight and temporarily reduce global heating. It is a high-consequence resilience technology with major scientific, geopolitical, and governance uncertainty and no disclosed commercial deployment.

Coppter Water Technologies is an Israeli water-treatment startup developing an electrochemical copper-ion disinfection system intended to replace chlorine in pools, tertiary wastewater treatment, and agricultural water. The Rahat-based company has moved beyond laboratory work into pool installations and a Ministry of Energy-supported wastewater pilot, while its core chemistry remains subject to the regulatory and scale-up diligence expected of an early water company.

Storage Drop is an Israeli energy-technology company developing long-duration compressed-air storage, liquid-piston compression, and thermal cooling-storage systems for renewable power, industrial energy management, and resilient refrigeration. Its HyDrop, DropX, and CoolDrop technologies use water-based isothermal compression and underground or high-pressure storage to shift electricity and cooling across time without relying on lithium-ion batteries for every application.

Unlimited Robotics develops Gary, a multifunctional autonomous service robot now focused on hospitals and healthcare facilities, together with software that lets developers add task-specific robotic applications. The company targets repetitive logistics, cleaning, translation, documentation, and patient-support work where healthcare organizations face persistent staffing pressure.

Israeli-founded deep-tech medtech company building a computational-ultrasound system (flagship Vortex360) that adapts Full Waveform Inversion — a geophysics/seismic-imaging technique — to reconstruct operator-independent, high-resolution 3D volumetric images at the point of care.

Aura Air develops an integrated indoor-air management system that combines connected air-quality sensing, a four-stage purification device, and web/mobile monitoring for homes, workplaces, schools, healthcare facilities, and other enclosed spaces.

Epsagon was a cloud-native observability company that built automated distributed tracing and application-performance monitoring for microservices, containers, and serverless workloads. Cisco completed its acquisition of Epsagon on October 8, 2021, so the asset is now best treated as part of Cisco's observability history rather than as an independent startup.

CyberMDX developed agentless cybersecurity and asset-intelligence software for connected medical devices, clinical networks, and Internet of Medical Things environments. Forescout acquired the company in 2022, and its capabilities now appear in Forescout's medical-device security portfolio rather than as an independent startup.

Tritone Technologies is an Israeli industrial additive-manufacturing company whose patented, powder-free MoldJet process produces high-volume, high-density metal and ceramic parts for production applications in tooling, aerospace, defense, medical devices, and consumer goods.

Jerusalem-based water-technology startup developing portable, non-contact water-quality testers that use electric-field sensing, onboard classification, and a mobile app to flag possible contamination within seconds. Its TestDrop products are positioned as low-cost screening tools for consumers, field teams, and distributed water-monitoring programs, not as substitutes for accredited laboratory confirmation.

Israeli automotive-perception company that developed VAYADrive, a raw-data sensor-fusion and environmental-perception stack combining camera, radar, and LiDAR inputs. LeddarTech acquired VayaVision in July 2020, so the record now represents an acquired technology asset rather than an independent strategically relevant startup.

FFRobotics is an Israeli agricultural-robotics startup developing the FFRobot, a patented platform for automated fresh-fruit harvesting. Its public product description combines machine vision, image processing, robotic manipulation, and crop-selection logic to reduce dependence on seasonal labor while limiting handling damage.

NewRocket is an Israeli propulsion company developing PowerGel, a non-toxic, storable, throttleable gel bi-propellant and the rocket engines that burn it, positioned as a green replacement for hydrazine-class propulsion in satellites, orbital tugs, landers, and defense missions.

SecuredTouch was an Israeli cybersecurity company that developed behavioral-biometrics, bot-detection, and adaptive fraud-prevention technology for digital customer journeys. Ping Identity acquired the company in June 2021, so it is now best treated as an acquired technology asset rather than an independent startup.

EVR Motors is a Petah Tikva-based deep-tech company that designs compact, high-power-density electric motors built on its patented Trapezoidal Stator Radial Flux (TSRF) topology, including rare-earth-free ferrite configurations, with volume manufacturing established in India and a 2026 strategic partnership with Larsen & Toubro.

Silicom Ltd. is an Israeli public company that designs and manufactures high-performance networking and data-infrastructure hardware for cloud, data-center, edge, telecommunications, cybersecurity, and AI-inference systems. Its portfolio spans high-speed server adapters, programmable and FPGA-based cards, hardware offload, bypass and TAP products, white-label switching, edge platforms, and post-quantum-cryptography acceleration.

ECI Telecom was an Israeli provider of packet-optical transport, IP networking, SDN/NFV, and network-management systems for service providers, enterprises, data centers, and critical infrastructure. Ribbon Communications completed its acquisition in March 2020; ECI is now a Ribbon product and technology lineage rather than an independent startup.

Soltam Systems is a mature Israeli defense business focused on artillery, mortar, and indirect-fire capabilities that is now wholly owned by Elbit Systems. The record is best treated as a defense-industrial asset and technology lineage within Elbit's land-systems portfolio, not as an independent venture-backed startup.

Avenas Nano is an Israeli nanomaterials startup, publicly branded Avenas, developing a passive nanoparticle material that reduces surface heat without power, moving parts, or opaque bulk. Its commercial thesis is to license the ingredient into existing films, paints, polymers, glass, vehicle materials, data-center thermal interfaces, and protective products, with a credible but early defense and resilience adjacency.

Metatron N.R.G. is an Israeli energy deep-tech startup investigating whether long-lived plasmoid structures in a compact liquid-plasma apparatus can enable a new route to distributed fusion energy. Its desktop-scale system, published PCT application, and active measurement program are strategically interesting, but the company explicitly states that fusion and net energy have not yet been rigorously demonstrated.

Navona Tech is an Israeli stealth semiconductor startup developing foundational compute hardware, described by its investor and ecosystem records as a general-purpose CPU company for AI and cloud workloads. The 2024-founded Ramat Hasharon company has five employees, an undisclosed pre-seed financing history, and a technology profile that is strategically interesting but still thinly disclosed.

Paxis (Paxis Ceramics) is an Israeli advanced-ceramics manufacturer in Carmiel/Tefen that develops and produces reaction-bonded boron-carbide and silicon-carbide ballistic armor — soldier plates, vehicle tiles, and aircraft/marine panels — for Israeli and allied defense forces, positioning itself as a sovereign, Israeli-made alternative to imported armor ceramics.

PROTRACK is a Jerusalem-based computer-vision company whose software turns ordinary camera feeds into GNSS-free positioning, real-time video-to-map anchoring, and target geo-location, keeping airborne and ground platforms mission-capable when GPS is jammed, spoofed, or unavailable.

Whilx Technologies is an Israeli hard-tech startup developing an add-on, autonomous tire-pressure optimization system that actively inflates or deflates each tire while a vehicle is operating. Its intended value is practical rather than cosmetic: better tire contact for shorter braking, fewer blowouts, lower fuel use, and longer tire life across passenger, commercial, fleet, and defense vehicles.

Daya Defense is an Israeli defense-technology startup developing the Mission-Fit aerial-defense system, an intelligence-to-action platform intended to provide affordable, scalable protection for critical assets against aerial threats. The company is an early, stealth-mode venture with limited public disclosure and no publicly confirmed deployment or contract.

EYWA Energy is an Israeli pre-seed energy-tech startup building an agentic-AI platform that detects faults, diagnoses root causes, and autonomously optimizes large HVAC and chiller plants. Its resilience thesis is to reduce energy waste and prevent cooling-system failures in energy-intensive facilities such as hospitals, airports, universities, and industrial sites.

BaroMar is an Israeli long-duration energy storage startup building underwater compressed-air energy storage (CAES) systems that use seabed hydrostatic pressure to store grid-scale renewable energy in low-cost, rigid, ballasted tanks.

L2X Labs is a Jerusalem-based deep-tech startup building compact, high-brightness extreme-ultraviolet (EUV) light sources for semiconductor manufacturing — targeting the inspection, metrology, and mask-qualification tools that advanced sub-7nm chipmaking depends on.

LumiWeave is an Israeli energy-tech startup developing flexible solar-harvesting fabric and off-grid outdoor systems that provide shade by day, low-voltage illumination at night, and optional power for connected public and commercial spaces.

Organuz is an Israeli energy-technology startup operating a solar and energy-storage marketplace that uses mapping, techno-economic analysis, and an agentic AI workflow to move projects from site assessment through design, competing offers, financing, and installation. Its strategic relevance is distributed renewable-energy deployment and local energy resilience rather than a defense-specific product.

Ruby AI (Ruby.AI Robotic Technologies) is an Israeli physical-AI robotics company that builds autonomous multi-arm robots for hazardous, repetitive real-world maintenance work, including a fielded IDF system that cuts armored-vehicle maintenance from roughly two days to two hours and commercial robotic refueling, charging, and washing platforms.

Voyage81 was an Israeli computational-imaging company that developed physics-based software for recovering hyperspectral information from ordinary RGB smartphone images, alongside a modified-colour-filter low-light imaging solution. It was acquired by IL MAKIAGE in 2021 and is now best treated as an acquired imaging asset rather than an independent strategically relevant startup.

Apollo Power is an Israeli deep-tech energy company that develops and mass-manufactures ultra-lightweight, fully flexible solar film modules, enabling photovoltaic power generation on weight-limited roofs, vehicles, and field structures that conventional glass-and-silicon panels cannot serve.

Israeli environmental-biotechnology startup developing the Small Bioreactor Platform (SBP), a semi-permeable capsule system that confines selected microbial cultures while allowing dissolved contaminants and nutrients to diffuse through for targeted water and wastewater bioaugmentation.

Publicly traded TransitTech company providing software and technology-enabled operations for dynamic transit, paratransit, school transportation, shuttles, and network planning. Via combines demand-responsive routing, scheduling, rider-facing tools, and agency analytics for cities, agencies, operators, schools, universities, and corporations.

Verint is an acquired, private enterprise software company whose CX Automation Platform combines conversational and agentic AI, interaction analytics, knowledge automation, quality management, workforce engagement, and customer-experience data services for large organizations. It is a scaled commercial incumbent, not a frontier dual-use startup.

Aerodrome Group is an Israel-based developer of precision loitering munitions focused on autonomous target-discrimination technology, which in March 2026 attracted a strategic investment from U.S.-listed drone maker EagleNXT (AgEagle Aerial Systems) that includes an option to form a U.S.-based joint venture.

Hydro X is a Jerusalem-based Hebrew University spin-off developing a water-based liquid organic hydrogen carrier (LOHC) that stores and ships hydrogen at close-to-ambient temperature and pressure using a reversible formate-bicarbonate cycle, targeting hydrogen storage and transport costs below US$1 per kilogram.

IRP Systems is an Israeli developer of software-defined electric powertrains — integrated motor, inverter, and controller systems, including rare-earth-magnet-free ('magnet-less') drives — that grew out of an aerospace propulsion company and now supplies EV two-, three-, and four-wheeler makers globally.

Rescue Heat is an Israeli smart adhesive thermal patch, developed by biomedical-engineering firm Noyad Biomed, that actively rewarms trauma casualties to counter battlefield and civilian hypothermia — a core driver of trauma mortality — and is already being field-tested by elite IDF units in Gaza.

AstroBuild is an Israeli stealth-mode space startup publicly described as developing an Orbital Protection Layer. Available evidence supports an early aerospace and defense profile, but does not yet establish the layer's architecture, product maturity, customers, or financing beyond a pre-funding status.

Hour One develops generative-AI software for producing studio-quality presenter-led video and interactive media at scale. Founded in Israel in 2019, it was acquired by Wix in May 2025, making it an acquired technology asset rather than an independent Series B strategic-screening signal.

Israeli agricultural robotics startup developing autonomous electric field vehicles and task-specific systems for crop sensing, spraying, mowing, and pruning in farms and vineyards.

LightYX develops BeamerOne, an electro-optical construction layout system that projects BIM/CAD plans at full scale onto floors, walls, and ceilings. Its mobile workflow combines laser-guided marking with site scanning, plan edits, as-built capture, and progress checks for contractors and trade crews.

Perimeter 81 built a cloud-native secure access and SASE platform for distributed workforces, combining zero-trust access, private networking, and security controls. Check Point completed its acquisition in September 2023; the technology is now presented through Check Point SASE and related Quantum SASE offerings rather than as an independent startup.

NanoScent is an Israeli sensing startup developing nanotechnology-based gas and volatile-organic-compound monitoring with data-analysis and machine-learning capabilities. Its clearest publicly documented product is VOCID H2Confirm, an inline or near-real-time system for monitoring hydrogen quality and trace contamination.