Israeli Startup Database – Page 35

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.

SonicEdge is an Israeli-Danish semiconductor startup developing ultra-compact MEMS speakers that generate audible sound from modulated ultrasound. Its speaker-in-chip architecture targets hearables, hearing aids, AR/VR, smart glasses, automotive audio, and other products where conventional speakers impose size, vibration, power, or acoustic-performance limits.

Pestdome is an Israeli agritech startup developing a chemical-free, multi-modal system that attracts, captures, and monitors flying pests for farms, greenhouses, homes, and public-health environments. Its strategic relevance is primarily food-security and resilience: the company is trying to reduce reliance on pesticide treatments while making pest pressure more visible and actionable.

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.

Cherev is an Israeli defense-technology startup founded in October 2023 by veterans of elite military and security units. Its flagship Keshet Yehonatan system combines scenario-based combat simulation, recorded performance measurement, instructor-led after-action review, and counter-FPV readiness training for military, security, law-enforcement, government, NATO-partner, and private-security organizations.

EZPack Water is a private Israeli water-technology manufacturer building an end-to-end field water logistics stack — flexible food-grade storage bladders, rapid-deploy mobile transport systems, robotic reverse-osmosis purification/desalination (EZPuro), and an atmospheric water generator (EZCond) — for military, emergency-response, disaster-relief, firefighting, and remote/off-grid settings.

Water Trekker AI is an Israeli water-tech startup developing AI-driven software for the water-management market. The Israel Innovation Authority identifies it as an active 2025-founded R&D company with five employees and Yehuda Fuhrer as CEO and co-founder; its specific product architecture and commercial deployments remain publicly undisclosed.

Israeli agricultural-robotics startup developing a drone-attachable system for collecting and dispensing pollen inside greenhouses, with AI and image recognition intended to improve pollination timing and placement.

First Airborne builds drone-deployed wind measurement and performance-testing systems for wind farms.

Perfect, now branded GoPerfect, is a privately held recruiting-technology startup founded in 2021. Its agentic AI platform searches for candidates, screens inbound applicants, generates personalized outreach, and helps coordinate the hiring pipeline for recruiting teams.

Space Plasmatics is an Israeli (Technion-rooted) deep-tech startup developing miniaturized electric plasma thrusters — the finger-sized nanoVAT and tennis-ball-sized microHET — that let small satellites and constellations maneuver, avoid collisions, and deorbit using non-hazardous 'green' propellant and solar power.

Mize is an Israeli travel-technology company that provides AI-driven revenue infrastructure for hotels, flights, and travel distributors. Its products use booking, rate, room, and market data to optimize pricing and profit across the reservation lifecycle.

Fundbox is a privately held fintech that provides embedded working-capital infrastructure for small businesses and the software platforms that serve them. Its products combine digital credit decisioning, capital access, and lending operations so partners can offer lines of credit or other financing inside existing business workflows.

Sight Diagnostics developed compact blood-analysis systems that use automated sample preparation, optical imaging and computer vision to produce rapid hematology results from small blood samples. Its later strategy broadened toward AI analysis of live immune-cell behavior, but public reporting indicates that the company suspended operations and was effectively closed in 2026.

BVR Systems (1998) Ltd. was an Israeli developer of air, sea, and ground training, simulation, and debriefing systems, best known for the EHUD air combat maneuvering instrumentation (ACMI) family. Elbit Systems acquired substantially all of the business and assets, including the BVR brand, in November 2009, so this record represents a historical acquired defense asset rather than a current independent startup.

Phantom Technologies is an Israeli developer and manufacturer of counter-drone, RF-jamming, tactical-intelligence, and counter-surveillance systems, best known for its Phantom Dome 180 integrated counter-UAV platform and a broad line of electronic-warfare products sold to military, law-enforcement, and critical-infrastructure customers worldwide.

NanoTherma is an early-stage Israeli deep-tech company building solid-state thermoelectric generator (TEG) panels that harvest low-grade waste heat from AI data-center servers, and later from desalination plants, heavy industry, ships, and large vehicles, converting rejected heat directly into zero-carbon electricity with no moving parts or fluids.

Atmosec was an Israeli SaaS-security startup whose platform discovered risky applications and app-to-app connections, detected malicious or anomalous behavior, and helped organizations disconnect threats and correct SaaS misconfigurations. Check Point completed its acquisition of Atmosec in September 2023, so this record describes an acquired technology asset rather than an independent strategically relevant startup.

Israeli water-technology startup developing modular, direct-solar thermal desalination and water-treatment units for off-grid or infrastructure-constrained sites. Its public materials describe a membrane-free evaporation-and-condensation process for seawater, brackish water, wastewater, and contaminated water, but current deployment and commercialization evidence remains limited.

ECOncrete (ECOncrete Tech Ltd) is an Israeli-founded marine construction-technology company whose bio-enhancing concrete admixtures, science-based surface textures, and engineered armor units turn seawalls, breakwaters, ports, and offshore-energy foundations into structurally durable 'living' infrastructure that recruits marine life while hardening critical coastlines.

Privately held event-technology company providing an Event Experience OS for mid-market and enterprise teams to plan, market, operate, engage, and measure in-person, virtual, hybrid, and webinar programs.

RadSee Technologies is an Israeli deep-tech startup building high-resolution 4D imaging radar that delivers premium detection range and angular resolution from low-cost, off-the-shelf 77 GHz chips paired with a patented antenna and AI-driven signal-processing software, targeting autonomous mobility and adjacent sensing markets.

Guardian7 is an Israeli defense-tech startup building a software-defined operating system for tactical communications that fuses cognitive RF and cognitive networking to keep military and rescue teams connected — synchronizing multiple radio, cellular, and satellite channels into one resilient, high-bandwidth data and video link in contested, austere environments.

MKNL Technology is an Israeli telecommunications startup building software and network-integration products that bridge messaging applications, GSM, landline, and VoIP systems. Its public portfolio includes AnyCalls, a unified communications product, multilingual keyboard software, and HaloCalls, an announced real-time translation concept for carrier and enterprise communications.

Israeli electronics test and manufacturing-solutions company providing inspection, in-circuit, flying-probe, functional and component-testing systems, plus local engineering, maintenance and training services. Its public materials also document earlier semiconductor test, reliability and failure-analysis work.

Simtal Nano-Coatings is an Israeli specialty-manufacturing company that applies parylene conformal nano-coatings to protect electronic circuits, medical devices, and defense/aerospace hardware, and — through its DeepGraphene venture with Bar-Ilan University — is scaling industrial graphene production for thermal management in AI computing.

Melian Security is an active Tel Aviv-registered cybersecurity startup reportedly developing AI-driven security technology while operating in stealth. Public evidence confirms the corporate footprint and broad category positioning, but not a public product, named customers, technical architecture, or independently corroborated financing.

DefenSync is an Israeli counter-UAS systems integrator that combines detection, command-and-control, and mitigation technologies for airports, prisons, critical infrastructure, and other sensitive sites. Its value proposition is a vendor-agnostic operational layer and single point of contact for organizations that need a compliant response to unauthorized drones.