Israeli Startup Database – Page 33

Core Scientific Creations is an Israeli medical-device company whose WoundClot hemostatic gauze is a cellulose-based, bioabsorbable dressing that stops moderate-to-severe bleeding by forming an adhesive 3D gel matrix, fielded across battlefield trauma care, emergency response, and surgery.

Axilion Smart Mobility is an Israeli mobility-technology company that develops AI and SaaS tools for traffic-signal planning, city-scale mobility digital twins, and adaptive traffic optimization. Public profiles identify it as a Tel Aviv Stock Exchange-listed company rather than a seed-stage private startup.

Privately held Israeli liquid-biopsy company developing and commercializing PCR-based epigenetic tests for non-invasive cancer detection, led by the commercially available Bladder EpiCheck assay and a lung-cancer development pipeline.

SolarEdge Technologies is a public Israeli power-electronics company that develops DC-optimized photovoltaic systems, inverters, monitoring software, and related energy-management products for residential, commercial, and utility customers. Its module-level architecture improves visibility and yield in complex installations, but the business is currently managing severe solar-market cyclicality, restructuring, and profitability pressure.

Perion Network Ltd. is a public Israeli advertising-technology company providing AI-native infrastructure for real-time media execution across CTV, digital out-of-home, commerce and retail media, social, and digital channels. Its Perion One platform centers on the Outmax AI agent, which allocates spend, manages pacing, and optimizes measurable outcomes within advertiser-defined guardrails.

Netzer Precision Position Sensors is an Israeli precision-sensing company (founded 1998, Misgav) that builds contactless, magnetically-immune absolute rotary encoders on its patented capacitive Electric Encoder technology, fielded in defense electro-optical gimbals, UAV/ISR payloads, satellites, and collaborative and medical robotics.

InnerEye is an Israeli neuro-technology company that fuses expert human brainwave responses (EEG) with computer-vision AI to accelerate and improve target detection in visual data, with core applications in defense, homeland security, and image-intensive civilian domains.

Quantum X Labs is a Tel Aviv-based, Nasdaq-listed (QXL) full-spectrum quantum technology company developing neutral-atom quantum computers, quantum error-correction software, and quantum sensing hardware — most notably a compact Ramsey-CPT rubidium atomic clock aimed at precision timing and navigation in GPS-denied and contested environments.

Oz Defense Systems is an Israeli stealth-mode defense startup developing systems intended to prevent two-sided shooting, or friendly-fire incidents, in operational environments. Public information identifies an R&D-stage combat-systems focus, but does not disclose the product architecture, deployments, or customers.

Sentient Robotics is an Israeli early-stage robotics company building autonomous mobile robot fleets for supermarket operations, including inventory scanning, out-of-stock detection, restocking alerts, customer assistance, and security monitoring. Its public materials describe a computer-vision and machine-learning platform designed to coordinate robots across retail locations.

Electric Algae is a Haifa, Israel climate-tech startup commercializing a Technion-derived bioelectric system that harvests electrical current from macroalgae while coupling energy generation with seaweed agriculture. Its strategic relevance is primarily distributed energy, food, and water resilience rather than a demonstrated defense product.

V-HOLA Labs is an Israeli deep-tech startup developing non-intrusive electromagnetic-field sensing and machine-learning software to expose energy losses, diagnose vehicle behavior, and improve efficiency and reliability across electric-vehicle development, fleet operation, and service.

PlanetWatchers is an Israeli-founded geospatial deep-tech company that turns synthetic aperture radar (SAR) satellite data into machine-learning analytics for crop insurers and agriculture, delivering all-weather, day-night monitoring of acreage, planting, tillage, and damage that underpins food-security and resilience use cases.

HiBob is the private company behind Bob, a cloud HCM platform that connects core HR, talent, payroll, workforce planning, compensation, finance, and embedded AI for distributed and mid-market organizations. Its proposition is a connected people-data system that turns employee lifecycle records into workflows, analytics, and planning decisions.

Faception is a private Israeli computer-vision company that markets facial personality analytics: real-time classifiers intended to infer behavioral or personality-related attributes from face images. Its product is positioned as an SDK and deployable analysis layer for public safety, smart-city, fintech, retail, and other applications, but the scientific, regulatory, and commercial evidence for high-stakes use remains limited.

MCTECH RF Technologies is an Israeli developer and manufacturer of high-end radio-frequency jamming and counter-drone (C-UAS) systems, whose AI-enabled MC-HORIZON product family detects, classifies, and neutralizes hostile UAVs and RF-triggered threats for military, homeland-security, and critical-infrastructure customers worldwide.

Freightos is a public digital-freight infrastructure company whose vendor-neutral network connects carriers, freight forwarders, shippers, and importers for freight pricing, procurement, booking, payment, and market intelligence. The available evidence does not establish Lumo as a distinct Freightos product or legal entity, so this record is normalized to the canonical company represented by the website.

Nano Dimension Ltd. is a NASDAQ-listed Israeli digital-manufacturing company whose best-known technology was additive manufacturing of electronics. In 2026 it sold its AME and Fabrica product lines and agreed to sell Markforged, so the current diligence question is the company's post-divestiture strategic direction rather than the standalone growth of those products.

Developer of the Fertissimo benchtop thermochemiluminescence (TCL) analyzer for non‑invasive embryo viability assessment and oxidative-stress diagnostics.

Laser Detect Systems is an Israeli detection-technology company that builds stand-off, laser-spectroscopy-based scanners — including handheld units, vehicle-inspection portals, and the drone-mounted SpectroDrone — that remotely identify explosives, IEDs, narcotics, chemical agents, and hazardous materials without physical contact.

Alma Lasers is an Israeli medical-device company whose Alma brand develops and sells laser, light, radiofrequency, plasma, ultrasound, and shockwave systems for medical aesthetics, dermatology, beauty, and selected surgical indications. It is a mature, wholly owned operating subsidiary of Sisram Medical, the Hong Kong-listed medical-aesthetics group majority-owned by Fosun Pharma.

HARBO Technologies is an Israeli-founded maritime-resilience company whose T-Fence system is a lightweight, self-deploying oil-spill containment boom that a single first responder can lay in roughly 20 minutes — against the 8-to-10 hours conventional booms require — to protect ports, coastlines, offshore energy assets, and naval facilities.

Offroad is a New York- and Tel Aviv-based cybersecurity startup building an 'agentic' identity security platform that uses autonomous AI agents to discover, investigate, and remediate identity risks across human users, non-human identities, and AI agents. It emerged from stealth in June 2026 with a $7 million seed round led by Ibex Investors and Skywell Capital.

Quantum Transistors is an Israeli quantum-computing hardware startup building a scalable, single-chip universal quantum processor from solid-state diamond color-center qubits linked by native photonic interconnects, aiming to sharply cut the cooling, power, and cost overhead of today's cryogenic quantum machines.

Israeli identity-security company that developed Identity Security Posture Management (ISPM) for discovering, prioritizing, and reducing identity risk across identity providers, SaaS, cloud, and infrastructure applications. Spera was acquired by Okta in February 2024 and its technology is now associated with Okta Identity Security Posture Management.

PxE Holographic Imaging is a Rehovot-based Israeli computational-imaging startup whose HoloCoder diffractive-optics layer turns a single standard CMOS sensor into a camera that captures color, near-infrared, and pixel-level depth in one low-light snapshot, targeting automotive, security, robotics, and defense sensing.

Aerium Systems is an Israeli developer and seller of compact avionics, edge-compute, navigation, power, and connectivity hardware for unmanned and embedded platforms. Its public portfolio is aimed primarily at commercial robotics and system integrators, while the same low-size, weight, power, and rugged-integration requirements create credible defense and security adjacency.

Nexite provides an AI platform for physical retail that combines battery-free NanoBT merchandise tags, in-store readers, and item-level behavioral data to explain conversion gaps and recommend operational actions. Its core market is fashion and other retailers that need continuous visibility into what shoppers do between entering a store and purchasing or abandoning an item.

AI-powered clientflow and business-management SaaS for independent service professionals and small teams, combining lead capture, proposals, contracts, scheduling, communication, invoicing, payments, finance tools, and workflow automation.

Israeli mobile gaming publisher specializing in free-to-play social casino games, leveraging data-driven personalization and player analytics to operate a diversified portfolio of titles with multi-billion-dollar market capitalization.

BrightSource Energy is a private Israeli energy-technology company whose OASES platform manages and optimizes renewable-generation, battery-storage, microgrid, wind, and EV-charging assets. Its software combines forecasting, real-time dispatch, market participation, monitoring, and portfolio analytics.

Bokken Defense is an Israeli defense startup developing AI-enabled weapons and less-lethal systems for security and defense agencies. Its disclosed technical thesis combines computer-vision target recognition with electronic and mechanical mechanisms embedded in weapon and related platforms to help operators distinguish dangerous targets from non-threats in real time.

EExion Energy is a Petah Tikva, Israel deep-tech battery startup developing a graphite- and rare-earth-free stationary energy-storage cell built on chemically modified activated carbon — a 'molecular/carbon battery' aimed at long-cycle-life grid, data-center, and charging-infrastructure storage with a supply chain that avoids Chinese-dominated critical minerals.

SightBit is an Israeli computer-vision company whose AI software turns ordinary waterfront cameras into an automated watch system that detects drowning risk, rip currents, intruding vessels, and hazards across beaches, ports, and critical water infrastructure in real time.

Sensifi was an Israeli university spinout developing a carbon-dot capacitive electronic nose for rapid, contactless detection of microbial volatile organic compounds. Public evidence supports a research prototype and early food-safety commercialization thesis, but a current operating website or active commercial deployment could not be verified.

Paragon Solutions is an Israeli digital-intelligence company whose Graphite platform is associated with covert access to data on targeted smartphones and encrypted-messaging applications. It has an active public-facing U.S. website and LinkedIn presence, but public reporting places the business in an acquired-asset category after AE Industrial Partners reportedly bought it in 2024, leaving ownership, controls, and current operating structure important diligence questions.

Fireblocks provides enterprise digital-asset and stablecoin infrastructure for custody, wallets, payments, settlement, tokenization, and governed transaction operations. It sells security and workflow software to banks, fintechs, exchanges, payment providers, asset managers, and Web3 businesses.

Rezilion developed runtime-aware software supply-chain security technology that mapped software components to vulnerabilities, filtered findings by execution context, and automated remediation workflows across cloud, on-premises, container, and IoT environments. Its software assets were acquired by Rezolve AI in May 2024, so this record represents an acquired technology asset rather than an active independent startup.

IXDen develops software for industrial IoT and OT cybersecurity that models the behavior of sensors, controllers, and processes to detect data manipulation, abnormal operation, and equipment-health issues. Its data-at-source approach is positioned for water, energy, oil and gas, building-management, and other critical-infrastructure environments.

Ironclad is a private legal-technology company providing contract lifecycle management, digital contracting, clickwrap, eSignature, contract analytics, and AI-assisted legal workflows for business and legal teams. Its platform is designed to move contracts from intake and drafting through approval, execution, repository management, renewal, and obligation tracking.

WalkMe is a digital adoption platform that overlays web, desktop, and mobile software with contextual guidance, workflow automation, and usage analytics. Since SAP completed its acquisition in 2024, WalkMe is best understood as an acquired enterprise-software asset supporting SAP's broader workflow and Joule copilot strategy.

eToro Group Ltd. operates a global, regulated retail-investing platform combining multi-asset brokerage, social investing, CopyTrader, Smart Portfolios, investor education, and crypto services where permitted. Founded in Israel in 2007, it is now a Nasdaq-listed public company rather than a venture-stage startup.

SimiGon develops SIMbox, a modular modeling, simulation, training-management, and debriefing software platform for military, aerospace, government, and selected industrial training applications. It is no longer an independent startup: following its 2022 merger with Power Breezer, SimiGon operates as a Maxify Solutions subsidiary while continuing to market the SimiGon brand.

Narus was a U.S.-based, Israeli-founded network-intelligence and cybersecurity software company that analyzed high-volume IP traffic in real time for telecommunications, enterprise security, and government customers. Boeing acquired it in 2010; in 2015 Boeing licensed Narus technology to Symantec and transferred roughly 65 staff, so Narus is best treated as an acquired asset rather than an independent current startup.

Agrint is an Israeli agtech sensing company whose patented IoTree in-trunk seismic sensors and AI algorithms detect destructive tree pests -- above all the Red Palm Weevil -- from the inside before visible damage appears, enabling early, targeted intervention that protects strategic food-security crops.

Anyword is a private AI content-performance platform for go-to-market teams. It combines generative writing, brand context, historical A/B-test data, predictive scoring, and APIs intended to help marketers choose and scale content before publication.

Covertix developed SmartCipher, a file-level information-rights and data-protection product that attached policy, monitoring, and usage controls to sensitive files as they moved beyond the enterprise perimeter. Public records now indicate an acquired or integrated asset rather than an independently operating startup, with the former web presence resolving to an OpenText data-governance product page.

Kaltura is a public enterprise video and rich-media software company whose platform helps organizations create, manage, deliver, and interact with video across customer, employee, learner, and audience workflows. Its newer positioning adds agentic AI capabilities such as conversational interfaces, automation, and guided media experiences.