Israeli Startup Database – Page 37

Donisi Health, formerly associated with ContinUse Biometrics, developed Gili Pro BioSensor, a contact-free optical device and software system for spot measurement of heart rate and respiratory rate. The company achieved FDA De Novo classification for the device, but current public evidence points to an inactive or wound-down operating position rather than a clearly active growth-stage startup.

Israeli automotive technology company developing software-defined, full-by-wire electric vehicle platforms and licensing its vehicle-control architecture for commercial and specialty vehicles. As of July 2026, REE remains an operating company but is under severe financial pressure, has been delisted from Nasdaq, and has applied for an Israeli debt restructuring and stay of proceedings.

Israeli stealth-stage aerospace, defense, and homeland-security startup incorporated in 2024. Public information identifies an R&D-stage company, but does not yet disclose a product, technical architecture, customers, funding, or deployments.

Skybox Security developed enterprise security policy and continuous-exposure-management software that modeled network topology, firewall controls, vulnerabilities, and attack paths to prioritize reachable risk. It ceased operations on February 24, 2025, and selected business and technology assets were transferred to Tufin, so this record now describes a closed acquired asset with residual technical and strategic relevance.

Israeli cybersecurity company that developed cloud penetration systems for enterprise cloud services. Public ecosystem evidence indicates that the company ceased operations in April 2021, so this record is retained as a historical dual-use technology reference rather than an active startup signal.

Opora was an Israeli cybersecurity startup that developed external, pre-compromise intelligence intended to identify attacks against an organization before they reached its network. Public reporting indicates that the company ran early pilots but did not turn the technology into a commercial product and wound down after reducing its workforce.

Hippo Holdings Inc. is a publicly traded, technology-native property-and-casualty insurance company focused on homeowners and broader home protection. It combines digital quote and policy workflows, data-informed underwriting, carrier distribution, claims servicing, and proactive home-maintenance products.

Iluria is a Brazilian hosted e-commerce platform for small and midsize merchants, providing online-store publishing, merchant administration, catalog and order workflows, and payment integrations. It appears to be a long-running private SaaS business with limited public evidence of scale or differentiated deep technology, rather than a defense or security company.

Melio is a cloud accounts-payable and accounts-receivable platform for US small and midsize businesses, accountants, and bookkeepers. It coordinates bank, card, check, wire, and faster-payment workflows, with bill capture, approvals, accounting synchronization, invoicing, and cash-flow visibility; Xero acquired the business and is embedding its payment technology into Xero while continuing a standalone Melio offering.

Eyeron was an Israeli micro-UAS startup that developed small autonomous indoor drones for first-responder and tactical reconnaissance in dangerous buildings. Public records indicate that the company ceased operations in January 2019.

Defunct Israeli predictive-security analytics company founded in 2014 that built AI-assisted investigation and threat-assessment software for government, law-enforcement, and financial-institution contexts. Operations ended in 2018, and a later SEC-filed transaction records the technology as acquired through a court-ordered liquidation, so this is a historical asset and category record rather than an active-company opportunity.

McFly was an Israeli aerospace startup that proposed a compact, jet-based VTOL heavy-lift utility drone for logistics, energy infrastructure, first responders, and homeland-security missions. Public records now indicate that McFly Aviation Technologies Ltd. was voluntarily dissolved and that the startup was presumed inactive by September 2025.

BeyondMinds was an Israeli enterprise AI startup that developed a production-centric platform for adapting, deploying, and operating machine-learning solutions in large organizations. It raised a reported $15 million Series A in 2020, announced a shutdown and layoffs in May 2022, and is now best treated as a wound-down historical technology company rather than an active strategic-screening signal.

SixAI was an Israeli industrial-AI and robotics venture builder that applied computer vision, autonomous mobile robotics, and control software to manufacturing, logistics, maritime inspection, and other operational environments. Public evidence supports meaningful historical technology and dual-use activity, but current evidence indicates the company has been wound down and should not be treated as an active investment candidate.

Veego was an Israeli software startup that built AI-driven connected-home quality-of-experience, device visibility, and autonomous support tools for internet service providers. Public company databases report that Veego ceased operating in Q4 2025, so this record is a historical technology and strategic reference rather than an active investment candidate.

Inspecto was an Israeli food-safety startup that developed a portable nanoscale detection device for identifying pesticide residues and other chemical contaminants in food outside a conventional laboratory. Public ecosystem records report that the company ceased operating in February 2023.

AeroTactiX was an Israeli developer and manufacturer of compact mini-UAV systems, including the Skyzer450, autopilots, communications, ground stations, and payload-integration services. Public startup and industry records indicate that it ceased operations in April 2025, so this record describes a historically relevant but currently wound-down company.

Sesame Enable developed camera-based, head-controlled accessibility software for smartphones, tablets, Windows PCs, and hands-free communication. Its official site says the Israeli company shut down in late 2019 but kept its software available for free.

Magellanic was an Israeli cybersecurity startup developing a zero-trust access-control fabric for human and non-human identities, with applications across cloud, on-premises, industrial, aerospace, marine, and data-center environments. Public ecosystem data now lists the company as non-active and ceased operating in December 2024.

AIvIA was an Israeli computer-vision startup that developed F2DB, a system for converting wide-area motion imagery and other video into structured data for real-time anomaly detection and patterns-of-life analysis. Public company databases report that the business ceased operating in 2024, so this record is historical rather than a current startup signal.

BioFishency was an Israeli aquaculture-water-treatment startup that developed compact biological and electro-chemical systems for land-based and recirculating aquaculture. Public ecosystem data now marks the company non-active and reports that it ceased operating in January 2026, so this record is primarily a historical technology and strategic-relevance assessment.

Icaros Geosystems was an Israeli aerial-geospatial company that developed portable photogrammetry, mapping, thermal-imaging, and geospatial modeling solutions for commercial and public-sector users. Public records indicate that the company was founded in 2004 and ceased operating in June 2024.