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.
Israeli Startup Database – Page 33
Browse companies 1537–1584 from the Claw & Talon Israeli Startup Database.
Startup database entries on page 33
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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Virobix is an Israeli 2026 deep-tech biotech developing a modular targeted viral RNA-delivery platform for solid-tumor cancer therapy. Its approach combines an unmodified, self-amplifying VSV backbone with a swappable tumor-binding engager so potent payloads can be delivered systemically while concentrating activity on malignant cells.
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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.
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Innojet Ltd. is an Israeli drone-technology startup developing Windrone, a system that predicts field-variable gradients in urban environments so drone operators can plan safer and more energy-efficient routes while accounting for payload and flight constraints. Its public records identify military customers as the initial market, with credible commercial and civil-resilience extensions to urban drone operations.
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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.
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Israeli agricultural robotics startup developing autonomous electric field vehicles and task-specific systems for crop sensing, spraying, mowing, and pruning in farms and vineyards.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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Lemonade, Inc. is a public digital insurance carrier that sells renters, homeowners, car, pet, and life insurance through software-led distribution, underwriting, servicing, and claims workflows. Its technology can reduce friction and operating expense in consumer insurance, but the economic moat remains constrained by underwriting, capital, reinsurance, and regulation.
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Snyk is a privately held developer-security company that helps organizations find, prioritize, and remediate vulnerabilities across source code, open-source dependencies, containers, infrastructure, APIs, and AI-enabled software workflows. Its current product strategy presents an AI Security Platform and Fabric for validating AI-generated code, governing development agents, and securing AI-native applications.
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Cymmetria was a cyber-deception company that used realistic decoy infrastructure, credentials, and data to detect lateral movement and study intruders. Founded in 2014, it was acquired by Stage Fund in 2019; the present operating status and ownership of the product are not independently confirmed.
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Ethernity Networks is an Israeli public semiconductor and networking-technology company that supplies programmable FPGA and ASIC data-plane processing, PON technology, SmartNICs, and network appliances for telecom, broadband, edge, and selected aerospace/defense applications. Its ENET technology combines packet-processing and security functions with software so customers can offload demanding network workloads from general-purpose processors.
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Public Israeli computational chemistry and biology company developing AI-driven small-molecule discovery tools for pharmaceutical and agricultural products, with a focused 2026 strategy centered on its ChemPass AI platform.
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Tadiran Telecom is an Israeli enterprise-communications vendor whose Aeonix portfolio combines cloud and on-premise unified communications, contact-center, mobility, and dispatch-control software. It is a mature, privately held Afcon-owned operating business rather than an independent venture-backed startup.
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HydriGy is an Israeli deep-tech energy startup developing direct borohydride fuel-cell systems for portable, remote, and mission-critical power. Its stated proposition is to offer a longer-runtime, logistics-resilient alternative to heavy batteries and liquid-fuel generators in defense, emergency-response, and off-grid settings.
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MTI Wireless Edge is an Israel-based, London AIM-listed designer and manufacturer of antennas and RF/microwave systems spanning 100 KHz to 174 GHz for military, RFID, 5G-backhaul, and commercial markets, and — through its Mottech and Summit subsidiaries — a provider of water/irrigation control systems and RF component distribution.
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N-Cortex is an Israeli deep-tech company developing low-size, weight, and power (SWaP) millimeter-wave radars for drones. Its 2026 Israel Innovation Authority Startup Fund award places a newly surfaced radar capability inside Israel's defense, smart-mobility, and strategic-sensing ecosystem, although public product and traction disclosure remains limited.
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Nearu is an Israeli AI-infrastructure startup building an emotional and behavioral intelligence layer for human-facing AI agents and robots, combining multimodal emotion perception with persistent memory, identity, and personality controls.
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Beacon Security is an Israeli-founded, New York-headquartered cybersecurity startup building an AI-native security data layer that normalizes, enriches, and contextualizes telemetry across a company's tools so that both human analysts and autonomous AI agents can run detection, investigation, and posture management on trustworthy data.
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Mitigata is an India-based cyber-risk platform and licensed insurance broker that combines cyber insurance distribution with risk assessment, security controls, monitoring, and incident-response support. Its public product direction is expanding toward a unified cyber-resilience console for businesses and security teams.
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Mealiways Technologies is a Haifa-based Israeli food-biotechnology startup developing cultivated fish and other animal-protein products from cells. Its strategic relevance is food-system resilience: a scaffold-free, bioreactor-compatible production route could diversify protein supply and reduce dependence on vulnerable fisheries, although the company remains in R&D and has not publicly demonstrated regulatory approval or commercial-scale output.
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Opus Security developed a cloud-security orchestration and remediation platform that used AI-driven agents, contextual prioritization, and workflow automation to help teams fix vulnerabilities and other exposures. Orca Security acquired Opus on May 13, 2025, and says the Opus team and technology are being integrated into Orca's CNAPP, so this record represents an acquired capability rather than an independent startup.
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Finance-native AI and treasury automation platform that connects bank, ERP, and payment data to provide live cash visibility, forecasting, reconciliation, reporting, and agentic finance workflows.
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Eureka Security was an Israeli cloud data security posture management (DSPM) startup that discovered and classified sensitive data, mapped access, and prioritized data-centric cloud risk. Tenable acquired the company in June 2024 and is incorporating its capabilities into Tenable Cloud Security, so this record now describes an acquired technology asset rather than an independent direct-diligence target.
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EVERSENSE is an Israeli wildfire-resilience startup developing a battery-free, heat-activated sensor system intended to detect fires while they are still surface fires and send an alert with the fire's precise location. The technology is designed for distributed deployment across forests and other remote or security-sensitive areas where power, maintenance, connectivity, and early warning are difficult to provide.
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Israeli identity-first SaaS security company whose application-visibility and workforce-security technology was acquired as an asset by SailPoint and incorporated into its Accelerated Application Management offering. Savvy addressed unmanaged SaaS applications, identity gaps, risky user actions, and remediation workflows.
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Genopore is an Israeli deep-tech proteomics company, spun out of Prof. Amit Meller's Technion nanopore laboratory, building a semiconductor solid-state-nanopore platform that combines chemo-selective protein labeling, optical single-molecule readout, and AI to identify and quantify whole proteins directly — without mass spectrometry, antibodies, digestion, or amplification.
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MSICS Pharma is an Israeli pharmaceutical startup developing naturally sourced, medical-grade psilocybin and the GMP production platform needed to supply clinical research. Its lead product, MSX-06, is being developed for PTSD, treatment-resistant depression, OCD, and other difficult mental-health indications, giving the company a direct resilience relevance while its clinical and regulatory claims remain early.
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One Zero Digital Bank is an Israeli branchless bank offering app-based accounts, deposits, cards, foreign exchange, securities, open-banking aggregation, and AI-assisted financial management. It is a regulated operating bank with meaningful customer and deposit growth, but remains loss-making and focused on reaching profitability in the Israeli retail market.
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Bariks Health is an Israeli medical-device startup that has built a patented, foldable, ~25 kg portable hyperbaric oxygen therapy (HBOT) chamber reaching up to 3 ATA, targeting wellness, longevity, and sports markets while extending into defense and emergency casualty care such as blast injuries, smoke inhalation, and diving accidents.
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Capitolis is a capital-markets infrastructure platform that helps large dealers and banks reduce balance-sheet usage and counterparty exposures through multilateral optimization, portfolio compression, and capital-efficiency services for OTC derivatives and related instruments.
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Rookout developed privacy-aware live debugging and code-level observability for troubleshooting actively running applications. Dynatrace acquired the company in 2023 and now presents the capability through its Observability for Developers and Live Debugger offerings.
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Fireglass was an Israeli-founded cybersecurity company that commercialized agentless remote browser and threat isolation, separating risky web content from users and corporate networks. Symantec acquired Fireglass Ltd. in July 2017, so this record is a historical strategic reference rather than an independent company currently available for direct diligence.
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ViAqua Therapeutics is an Israeli aquaculture-biotechnology company that has built an orally delivered RNA-interference (RNAi) platform — administered through ordinary shrimp feed — to protect farmed shrimp against devastating viral disease, beginning with White Spot Syndrome Virus, positioning it as a food-security and protein-supply-chain resilience play rather than a defense company.
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Elastifile developed a software-defined, scale-out file system for enterprise workloads across on-premises, hybrid-cloud, and public-cloud infrastructure. Google announced and completed its acquisition in 2019 and integrated the technology into Google Cloud Filestore, so this record represents an acquired infrastructure asset rather than an active independent startup.
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Datorama was an Israeli-founded marketing intelligence company whose cloud platform connected, harmonized, analyzed, and visualized fragmented advertising, CRM, web, commerce, and campaign data. Salesforce completed its acquisition in 2018, and Datorama is now the legacy product identity behind Marketing Cloud Intelligence.
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Gett is an Israeli-founded B2B corporate ground transportation management platform that helps enterprises book, control, and reconcile taxi/ride services with policy compliance, expense integration, and traveler duty-of-care capabilities.
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Gauzy Ltd. is a NASDAQ-listed Israeli light- and vision-control company developing switchable smart-glass materials, aircraft shading, and camera-based safety systems for buildings, mobility, and commercial vehicles. Its technology is commercially relevant to aviation and vehicle safety, but the public company is currently under significant financial and restructuring pressure.
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Aero Sol is an Israeli aerospace and defense manufacturer that designs and produces composite aerostructures, UAV systems, radomes, payload enclosures, and specialized pilot headgear. Its original website now redirects to Aero Sentinel, the operating brand associated with the company, and public reporting identifies Aero Sol as a majority-owned subsidiary of TASE-listed Veloryx following a 2026 transaction.
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Public cross-border payments and financial-services platform for small and medium-sized businesses, marketplaces, exporters, freelancers, and global workforces. Payoneer helps customers receive, hold, convert, and send money across jurisdictions through regulated payment infrastructure and a network of banking and payment partners.
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Nemesysco is a privately held Israeli voice-analytics software company built around Layered Voice Analysis (LVA), which analyzes acoustic and prosodic patterns to produce signals about stress, emotion, cognitive effort, and risk. It sells the technology into investigation, law-enforcement, security, insurance-fraud, vetting, and related voice-interaction workflows.
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Israeli defense-tech pioneer in perimeter intrusion detection, physical security systems, and integrated surveillance for borders, military bases, and critical infrastructure globally. Public company (NASDAQ: MAGS) operating through Senstar subsidiary with 55+ year heritage in boundary and facility protection.
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