agRE.tech is an Israeli robotics startup building A²PV, an autonomous agrivoltaics operating system that pairs field robots with controllable solar arrays so a single plot of land produces both crops and renewable power, targeting the food-security and energy-resilience nexus.
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Browse companies 1585–1632 from the Claw & Talon Israeli Startup Database.
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AIRLIFT One is an Israeli stealth aerospace startup developing a quiet electric vertical-takeoff-and-landing aircraft and the LiftMIND AI autonomy layer around it. Its stated thesis is that acoustic acceptance, safe autonomy, and integrated operations are the constraints that determine whether urban aviation can scale, with a parallel commercial and military software path.
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Fungit Biosolutions is an Israeli agrifood-biotechnology startup developing microorganism-based biocontrol and biostimulant products to protect crops from fungal disease and climate stress, improve yield, and extend the shelf life of fresh produce. Its food-security proposition spans both pre-harvest crop health and post-harvest loss reduction.
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LumenGuides is an Israeli medical-robotics startup developing NaviScope, a single-use autonomous bronchoscopy platform that uses fiber-optic shape sensing and AI navigation to reach peripheral lung lesions without continuous fluoroscopy or CT guidance. The company is pursuing radiation-free, lower-infrastructure pulmonary diagnostics, with a successful pre-clinical animal pilot and an Israel Innovation Authority grant publicly reported.
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Maolac is an Israeli food-biotechnology startup developing AI- and proteomics-guided, colostrum-derived biofunctional proteins designed around human biology. Its low-dose ingredients target gut health, immune support, muscle recovery, mobility, and healthy aging, converting an underused dairy byproduct into clinically tested nutrition inputs for supplement and functional-food brands.
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LeakZon develops WEAD, a cloud-based water-loss management platform that combines AMR/AMI meter data with GIS, billing, and other utility records to detect leaks, unauthorized consumption, meter anomalies, and broader network inefficiencies. Its value proposition is software-led water-network visibility for municipalities and utilities that want to improve non-revenue water without replacing all existing metering infrastructure.
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Nuel Advanced Technologies is an Israeli cleantech startup developing fuel additives and a carbon-accounting process intended to improve combustion, reduce fuel use and greenhouse-gas emissions, and convert verified reductions into auditable environmental value. Its core technology is relevant to commercial transport and industrial engines, with a secondary resilience and defense-logistics use case where fuel efficiency and supply security matter.
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Safe-Sight.Ai is an Australian workplace-safety company that applies computer vision to existing CCTV feeds to identify hazards, unsafe activity, and missing safety controls in real time. Its commercial proposition is a SaaS, hybrid, or on-premise monitoring layer for construction, manufacturing, warehousing, childcare, and other safety-sensitive workplaces.
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Verax AI is an Israeli-founded enterprise AI-security and governance company whose runtime platform gives organizations visibility and control over generative-AI and large-language-model usage in production — discovering shadow AI, catching hallucinations and unsafe outputs, and enforcing identity-aware policy across every GenAI interaction.
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Viewz is an Israeli agentic accounting platform that combines a native general ledger, AI agents, and an embedded finance layer to automate bookkeeping, reconciliation, reporting, and related finance operations. It targets companies whose finance teams need current, auditable financial intelligence rather than a manually assembled month-end view.
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Medium Well Technological Solutions is an Israeli food-biotechnology startup developing BioResin, a plant-derived molecular-separation medium that purifies proteins and enzymes at lower cost while converting agricultural and food-processing byproducts into useful ingredients. Its initial markets are precision fermentation, plant-based proteins, cultivated-food processing, and recovery of valuable molecules from side streams.
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AI-enabled self-publishing and book-production platform that combines manuscript services, design, translation, audiobook creation, distribution, and author support in one workflow. Spines sells faster, more accessible publishing to independent authors and small publishers rather than defense or general-purpose AI infrastructure.
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AI agent and workforce platform for connecting company tools and data, automating repeatable operational workflows, and deploying agents that work alongside teams. Continual originally built warehouse-native predictive ML and has since repositioned around agent orchestration and business automation.
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Global payroll and HR infrastructure that helps companies hire, manage, pay, and equip employees and contractors across borders.
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Curv was a Tel Aviv-based digital-asset security company that built cloud custody and transaction-authorization infrastructure around multi-party computation (MPC). PayPal completed its acquisition in April 2021, so this record describes an absorbed technology asset rather than an independent startup or current financing opportunity.
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Planck develops AI-powered data and workflow tools for commercial insurance underwriting, combining open-web research, entity matching, business classification, imagery analysis, and evidence-backed risk insights. Applied Systems acquired Planck in July 2024 and continues to present the capability on Planck's website as part of Applied's broader insurance software and AI strategy.
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Rapyd is a private fintech-infrastructure company that gives businesses one integration for global payment acceptance, payouts, multi-currency accounts, card issuing, and selected stablecoin payment flows. Its commercial value is the abstraction of fragmented local rails, licensing, compliance, and settlement operations rather than a proprietary defense technology.
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Israeli water-security startup that developed a retrofit device for monitoring fire-hydrant activity, including unauthorized water withdrawal, backflow, leakage, and tampering. Public evidence confirms a defined product and municipal pilots, but the company’s current operating status and commercial scale are not publicly clear.
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RunEL (RunEL NGMT Ltd.) is an Israeli fabless deep-tech company building the Sparq family of software-defined 5G System-on-Chips and a patented, GPS-independent 5G positioning technology that pinpoints devices to 5-7 centimeters using cellular signals alone.
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SeismicAI is an Israeli private company that provides earthquake early-warning and seismic-resilience services for organizations and public-sector users. Its platform combines array seismology, real-time event processing, and configurable alerts to help customers protect people, facilities, and business continuity.
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Pendo is a privately held enterprise software company whose product-experience platform combines product analytics, in-app guidance, feedback, and adoption measurement for web, mobile, employee, and AI-agent experiences. Its newer agent-analytics and MCP capabilities extend the platform toward measuring how people use conversational software and applying product context to agent workflows.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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BazzTec is an Israeli industrial technology company developing BMon battery-monitoring hardware and software for real-time battery health, fault alerts, diagnostics, and capacity visibility. Its stated customer references include the IDF, Israel Electric Company, Mekorot, Hagihon, and Tower Semiconductor, making it relevant to backup power and critical-infrastructure resilience.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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Developer of the Fertissimo benchtop thermochemiluminescence (TCL) analyzer for non‑invasive embryo viability assessment and oxidative-stress diagnostics.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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